Humans are very subjective creatures, especially when someone is extremely self-centered. Even if he goes too far or makes mistakes, he won't think it that way. He will only consider everything as other people's attitude problem, rather than his own.
Mr. Simon's attitude towards his children and his wife at home was not like that of a real father or a husband. But in his view, he believed he was doing what he should.
He provided that woman and child with the basic lifestyle that eighty percent of Nagariel citizens couldn't enjoy, giving them a prosperous life without needing to work outside to live well.
He had given so much that if anyone was still unsatisfied, the issue must not lie with him.
That's what he thought and how he saw it. But some bystanders, like the housekeeper, could tell from a non-involved perspective that Mr. Simon indeed didn't care for the female lead and the young master.
