For Morrison, coming to Burg Eltz every day, facing Lilian's cold shoulders and occasional tantrums, was never a source of frustration. He understood her mood swings—her irritation, the sharp looks—were all natural, especially considering she wasn't ready for pregnancy. Linda had even warned him that women often became irritable and volatile during pregnancy, so he needed to be patient and avoid upsetting her.
Truthfully, Morrison didn't need anyone to tell him. He willingly endured it all, without complaint, without a single trace of temper.
But Morrison wasn't freeloading either. Most mornings, he brought breakfast—homemade. No matter how late he had worked the night before, he woke early to prepare meals that Lilian loved, bringing them straight to Burg Eltz. Of course, he didn't just cook for Lilian; he prepared meals for Daniel and Tiffany as well.
