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North Willow Creek After Cyrus's funeral ceremony, the Marchioness of Blossomshild returned to her residence, where she rested in her room. Maudelaide was very distressed, she had lost her husband, a man with whom they had spent many years together.
Seeing her wedding portrait, he recalled beautiful moments with hers, minutes before she suffered from heart failure.
The Marchioness of Blossomshild had died of a broken heart, on the day of her husband's funeral
Brindleton bay Redwood Triplets Birthday.
Evangeline, Edgar, and George's 8th birthday celebration took place at Redwood Manor in the summer of 1823. The Redwood, Cushing, and Barrow families came together to celebrate the toddlers' passage into childhood. It was a short and uncomplicated celebration.
Jacques had kept his distance from Mordecai just as they had agreed after what happened with Rose, it seemed that with his job as a father he could stay distracted.
Mordecai watched him throughout the evening, his gaze melancholy and helpless, knowing that he would never be able to touch her lover again for a long time.
Brindleton bay After several hours of labor, Rose Barrow finally gave birth. She had 3 perfectly healthy children, two boys Edgar and George Redwood and a young daughter Evangeline Marie Redwood. Violet and Rose's family accompanied them at the birth, including Mordecai, she looked with a melancholic look that only Jacques understood.
Forgotten Hollow 2:46 P.M. Months passed and Jacques finally met The Barrow and proposed to his youngest daughter Rose, which would allow both families to be united, the only way he got to be close to his true love Mordecai.
The Duke and Duchess Barrow were pleased that their daughter married one of the most important families in the neighboring towns, as were the Redwoods with Rose's considerable dowry.
Brindleton Bay 12:10 P.M. Lord Barrow was at the same party with Rose, discussing the marriage proposal they had previously made to Jacques.
Lord Barrow: Lord Redwood still hasn't approached to talk to you? It seems that I was wrong about his interests towards you.
Lady Rose: Oh quiet father, he will come when he stops talking to the governor. I think Mordecai wants to talk better about me.
Mordecai saw Jacques talking to the governor, so if he wanted to talk to him, he had to appear before Cattson.
Lord Mordecai: Congratulations, Governor Cattson, the gathering is completely memorable. Would you mind stealing from Lord Redwood for two minutes?
Lord Jacques: We apologize, governor. i will return immediately
Brindleton Bay 4:02 P.M.
The Dukes Barrow leave Bedlington, Violet after hearing their conversation with his brother decides to speak with him.
Lady Violet: Hey, I've been listening to your conversation, is everything alright?
Lord Jacques: It's been very rude of you violet, but it's all over. I will formalize our marriage at the annual governor party
Lady Violet: Jacques, that's wonderful. So why are you so melancholy?
Lord Jacques: I don't know if I'll be a husband as expected of me.
Lady Violet: Dear brother, our parents would be proud of the man you are. Surely you will be a great husband
Brindleton Bay 2:32 A.M. The Duke and Duchess of Blossomshild have arrived in Bedlington, where they were talking about their daughter's engagement agreements.
Duchess Barrow: So Lord Redwood, everyone knows their large number of merchant boats in the Windenburg colonies.
Duke Barrow: I think it could be seen as a great benefit, including our large inheritances that will go to the first heir.
Lord Jacques: I am sorry to tell you Duke Barrow, but we only have two ships and one is in the name of my younger brother Robert.
Duchess Barrow: To his brother? We believed that the ship's business would be the oldest son of Count Clermont
Lord Jacques: I have left the family mansion and my corresponding inheritance with my sister Jeanne to her eldest son
Brindleton Bay 3:05 A.M.
Duke Barrow: This is unacceptable, the Clermont inheritance should have the docks in his father's name, it is not enough prospect for our daughter.
Lord Jacques: The docks have been distributed among the brothers equally. My brother will have the title of the family ships but my name belongs to the deeds of the stay in New Windenburg and the Family Mansion.
Duke Barrow: New Windenburg? We could take it in exchange for the Winter Mansion in Willow Creek.
Lord Jacques: So the pier in my name and the Willow Creek Mansion will be inherited from our first heir.
Duke Barrow: I think we have found a solution, Lord Redwood. I hope he is the man who deserves my daughter and does not make her suffer.
Lord Jacques: Duke Barrow, I promise to take care of your daughter and give her everything she deserves.
