She doesn't blame Old Master Summers.
If she were in Old Master Summers' position, she would probably do the same.
As the head of a family, he would naturally hope for the future prosperity of the family, and descendants are fundamental to that prosperity. A woman with health issues like her does not qualify to bear children for Clyde Summers.
If it were in the past, it would be fashionable to marry concubines, but in the new era, such complicated rules don't exist. At least on the surface, a husband has only one wife.
Atra Blanc felt sorrowful and painful, but she didn't tell Clyde Summers because it was a dead-end, even if Clyde Summers was clever and smart; he couldn't solve it.
She could even guess Clyde Summers' reaction when he found out; he would dismiss it by saying, "If you can't have kids, then don't have them."
