Helena was grumpy on the ride to the McBride Manor. She was hungry and had wanted to eat, but her husband told her to wait. After all, Angus would have breakfast waiting for them. Helena didn't like that idea, that meant she had to eat with people she didn't care much for. She could care less if Richard had wanted to go but she didn't like how being a proper wife meant she had to go along as well. She'd much rather be in New York, Paris, Milan, anywhere but around Angus and his guests. But she did what her husband wanted. After all, he might have cut off her shopping allowance.<br/><br/>It was an uneventful drive to the manor. Richard's drive, Wesley, couldn't help but think how different Mister Vanderbilt's two wives were. It was like night and day. Daphne had been so warm and kind. Friendly to everyone, never full of herself. She knew the servants names, remembered their birthdays, always asked about their families, and such. Helena on the other hand...She only addressed someone if she demanded something. She was such a spoiled brat and the servants all agreed, that their boss married her for her looks and she married him for his wallet. Wesley wondered if his boss regretted marrying her now, Richard didn't talk to her often. In fact, the whole drive to the manor was spent with Richard looking bored out the window as Helena rattled on about some fashion show in Paris she wanted to attend after the holiday. It sounded to him that she planned to spend a great deal of money at it.<br/><br/>When Wesley saw the gates to the McBride Manor and turned in, he said.<br/><br/>"Mister and Missus Vanderbilt, we're here."<br/><br/>"Thank you, Wesley."<br/><br/>Richard replied. Wesley parked the car in front of the mansion and opened the door for his employer. Richard held out his hand to his wife and helped her out of the car. When Richard saw his nephew, he walked over to him and gave him a hearty hug.<br/><br/>"Angus, my boy, it's good to see you. You are looking well."<br/><br/>Helena wasn't as thrilled to see their host and said.<br/><br/>"Good morning."<br/><br/>She lit a cigarette and wondered who else had shown up for the holiday.