The Fruit of the Tree Book 3 Chapter 21
Shownotes
In which Amherst returns unexpectedly to Lynbrook, hesitant and burdened by the delicate estrangement that has grown between himself and his wife amidst the competing claims of duty and affection. Through a candid and sympathetic exchange with Miss Brent, he glimpses the complexities of bridging their divergent worlds, and the quiet hope that his presence may yet ease the tensions at home.