"We should get rid of them. They have influenced our daughters over the years with their foolish ways, and our children seem to think those two are their uncles. They are not," Edgar said, standing firm on this decision.
Edgar liked the peace which came from being an only child. He was fortunate that his father didn't have another child with his new wife.
"They have been present in our children's lives since they were born. Elijah grew up referring to Alfred as his grandfather," Alessandra reminded Edgar.
"That wasn't wrong. Alfred was their true grandfather. What a shame they weren't so fortunate to meet him. Though they would have inherited his dramatic side if they did meet him," said Edgar.
"I think they have inherited it from all the stories we have told them about Alfred. We should gather all the children to see Alfred and clean his grave. He will need fresh flowers. I will gather the flowers from our garden," Alessandra decided.
