If he is really a gentleman, he should respect Silvia. When he finds Silvia's behavior in the car, he strictly refuses, stays away, or runs away, or is very angry and despised. Not agree anyway.
Before marriage, he called himself Biaozi, and his elder brother called Biaozi by default and did not object.
You should take care of Silvia, Silvia is like a rebellious child, trying to do something bad to get his attention. She didn't really act badly, but she just went this way.
As for him being ostracized and being abused by his lover, it is purely inevitable to be harsh.
As for his girlfriend, that silly child, he should be his mistress for love and women's liberation. I finally understand why so many people are so against feminists. If it is the other way around, she is the wife and her husband is hooked away, and the woman still feels that she is right for love. It turned out that the whole world had to make way for her love. What if the two of them have children, it's not easy to get along in the male protagonist class as an illegitimate child. A mother who is not responsible for her future child.
The male protagonist is more despicable and always wants the best of both worlds. For his own honor, he will not divorce his wife and let her be debauched. In order to enjoy love and live with others, what if the silly girl is abandoned by him. At that time, women lived together without a title, and there were not many good results. Most selfish. Never seen him actually try to be friendly with Silvia. In Pride and Prejudice, after being disappointed with Mrs. Bennet, Mr. Bennet just hid in his study and satirized Mrs.
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