Elizabeth always welcomed her sister's visits. While others didn't care for Marianne, Elizabeth truly loved her. Elizabeth could count on one hand the amount of people she loved. Marianne and Thomas were at the top of her list. Oh, of course, Thomas Junior, her and Thomas' son. But he was away at boarding school. After all, she and Thomas had to keep up appearances. Make sure Thomas Junior had the possible education. Even if was bankrupting them sending him to that expensive school. A Garfield did not go to public schools, like the common folk.<br/><br/>Elizabeth did not care how un-Christian it was to hate Victoria Bradley. It wasn't very Christian of that harlot to be sleeping with another woman's husband. When Marianne said she'd like some tea, Elizabeth smiled.<br/><br/>"You are welcome."<br/><br/>She grabbed the bell on the side table and rang it. Before Angus helped ruined them, she and Thomas had many servants. Now, it was just dear Martha and George, their butler. The old woman's feet surely hurt at the end of each day doing the work a much bigger staff all on her own.<br/><br/>"Yes, mum?"<br/><br/>Martha asked, she had heard her lady's call and arrived promptly.<br/><br/>"Martha, please bring some tea for my sister and I."<br/><br/>Martha nodded her head and said she would be right back. Martha excused herself and Elizabeth turned her attention to her sister as they waited. She nodded her head.<br/><br/>"I would certainly think so. I doubt any woman who shares herself with a married man was a maiden beforehand. Nor do I think she is just loyal to one. She has probably been with many, many men."<br/><br/>Elizabeth was almost certain of it.