I didn't think he would, but I do believe I was right to ask for his discretion.' 'Thank you, Lady Daphne,' Wilson
In the story "The Cavendon Women" by Barbara Taylor Bradford, a character expresses surprise that someone acted as she suspected they might. Despite her initial doubts, she feels justified in seeking that person's discretion regarding a sensitive matter. This highlights her understanding of the importance of trust and confidentiality in relationships.
The conversation underscores the complexities of personal interactions, as well as the weight of making requests that rely on another's integrity. Lady Daphne's recognition of Wilson's support signifies the values of loyalty and respect within the narrative, indicating that even unexpected actions can reinforce bonds between characters.
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