Monica's aunt

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Monica arrived at the castle straight away, and William went with his father, who invited William to remain with him. She had never witnessed William's father being so frightened. He always had a haughty expression on his face that was so convincing that others had to bow down to it. But Henry's passing inexplicably crushed that audacity to ashes, exposing his frail stature to the public.

However, Monica did wonder if Winston had been in the same predicament when William had vanished and his family had declared him dead. She did not really doubt their carelessness toward William.

Monica knew how sad it was for a parent to have to dig a grave for their child while they were still alive, but she was also incensed when the idea crossed her mind that the whole Mackenzie family might not weep for the son, who had lost his memory for seven years and had been living a life he did not deserve while these people simply declared him dead.

Even today, she remembered what William had tol