That year, the Old Man went to the orphanage, wanting to choose a girl with a good temper, simple and kind-hearted, who could take care of Aya, play with her, and love her dearly.
The Dean brought all the children from the orphanage in front of him. Back then, Fristy Davis was still called Freya Hudson, very thin, severely malnourished, with a face that only highlighted her conspicuous eyes. She looked at people timidly, spoke softly, always protecting a little boy beside her.
At that time, Mr. Davis was touched by that action and finally chose her.
So, he brought Freya Hudson into the Davis Family and changed her name to Fristy Davis.
He originally intended to register her with the Davis Family's household, but Mrs. Davis opposed it, saying that her only daughter was Aya, and she would never have a second daughter.
This is why, even though Fristy took the Davis surname, she never truly became part of the Davis Family.
