Leah carefully questioned Casimir Shaw, learning that the father and son had been living in a small wooden hut they built themselves, relying on manual labor for their food and clothing, leading a life almost completely isolated from the world, her heart filled with mixed emotions.
During her years recovering in the Golden Triangle, she was also isolated from the world and inexplicably felt her distance with this father and son shorten considerably.
She had a natural affinity for this child; the child's father, too, was paralyzed and appeared foolish and harmless. She and Griffith Squire lacked nothing of money, so since there was a connection, she decided to care for this father and son.
Over the past few years, her personality had become increasingly carefree and unrestrained, not at all bothered by taking in a pair of father and son, and instead, she felt a bit happy.
