When I first got together with Nora Sullivan, I saw how naive and serious she was towards me.
William Shaw also wanted to be devoted to Nora Sullivan and play the role of a romantic master.
He wouldn't betray, cheat, or be unfaithful.
But now, William's resolve has already begun to waver.
How can an excellent man like himself have only one woman?
That would be a huge waste of society's quality resources!
He's at a great disadvantage!
It's also unfair to other women!
Because so many women love him; in the future, it won't just be the Sullivan sisters; more women will follow in droves.
This is the trouble of a successful man.
He can't be too heartless and hurt the hearts of those young girls.
He must spread his blessings, sharing his favor equally!
Nora is his legitimate wife, and then he will selectively find mistresses, a second, a third, and so on...
He will hide them all in separate places.
He even needs to give them a roster.
