Miss Mason somewhat wanted to avoid her husband's gaze, while Mr. Enriques looked at his wife seriously and renewed his marriage vows:
"In sickness and in health, in poverty or in wealth, I will always be by your side. Meeting you is the greatest fortune of my life."
If it were any other time, Miss Mason would feel like the happiest person in the world, but at this moment, she only wished her husband would quietly stop speaking.
But obviously, Mr. Enriques didn't know how to read minds, so he spoke the most crucial words:
"From now on, only death can separate us, yes, only death. Miss Maggie Mason, thank you for always loving me, since our childhood. I will also..."
