The Fruit of the Tree Book 4 Chapter 38

In which the conclusion of the Westmore hospital celebrations reveals gentle transformations within the town and the personal interests that knit together the lives of its benefactors and inhabitants. Amidst these environs of social endeavour, a delicate dance of understanding and unspoken affection unfolds between Justine and Amherst, as each contemplates the nature of duty, desire, and the promise of shared purpose.