In that situation, did they not consider how difficult the position was for Mr. Seymour in her family?
With his father having another woman and his mother crying at home all day, even as a child, he would feel distressed.
Not to mention, his mother would cry while questioning him, asking why he couldn't keep his father.
Constant crying and turmoil, daily suffering.
Even as young as Charles Seymour was, he would know his mother was unhappy.
And his mother kept saying repeatedly that everything was because of him.
Because of him, she was in such pain and couldn't leave Ethan Seymour.
Could a young Charles Seymour bear such a psychological burden?
What was wrong with the Chapman Family?
Did she go without food or drink after divorcing Ethan Seymour?
Even in the case of divorce due to Ethan Seymour's infidelity, if she took her son, Old Mr. Seymour wouldn't say anything.
But her?
She simply wouldn't divorce!
Under the guise of giving her son a complete family.
