<div style="text-align: justify;">The Westfield family was one of those families that owed large sums of money to Lord McAllister, as well as everyone else. Most of the men with any money available had been visited by someone in the family asking for money. Mrs. Westfield had asked for money to feed her children. Mr. Westfield had asked for much less noble reasons. He had spent all the money in the tavern, giving nothing to his family.<br/><br/>And now, some of the men they owed money to were wanting to be paid. That was giving Mrs. Westfield many sleepless nights. At every meal she put at the table, she felt it could be the last. She wouldn't mind starving if it would only be herself. But she couldn't allow her poor children to suffer.<br/><br/>So, she had to find a way to come into money, fast. Pulling her son aside, she urged him to marry a wealthy girl. Of course, it wouldn't be easy. Which father would give his daughter in marriage to a pauper with no name or title?<br/><br/>The woman had been thinking long and hard about that situation. She knew what she was about to do was a bad thing. But she would do whatever it took to make sure her family didn't drown in debt. So, she scraped her last coins and bought good fabric and other items. Working night and day, the woman managed to tailor good clothes, the kind a nobleman would wear. Only when they were ready did she call for her son and showed him what she had.<br/><br/>"Would you lie for this family?", the woman asked. "Before you answer, listen to me. This might be our last chance".</div>