To Mr. Stephens, the dignity of a gentleman is more important than anything else. If there is a so-called craftsmanship, this is it. Even if his father died, he could endure the grief and continue his work. In the face of his lover, he was reserved and restrained, met again after decades, and finally said goodbye. He never expressed his feelings. Miss Kenton knew that he loved her, and he also knew that Miss Kenton knew that he loved her. As long as he said a word, Mrs Ben is Mrs Stephens, like Charlie and Lisa, but Kenton is in tears and he's talking about work.
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