After some weeks in the Far East, Kitty met Charles Townsend who was an assistant colonial secretary. He was tall and handsome. They began to have an sexual affair. After two years, Walter observed
Kitty and Charles during an assignation and the lovers had been discovered and reassured themselves that Walter wuold not
intervened in the matter. Charles promised Kitty that, come what may, he
would standed by her. Aware that the cuckolded Walter was his administrative
inferior, Charles felt confident that the bacteriologist would avoid
scandal to protect his career and reputation. Kitty, who
had never felt real affection for her husband grasped that he was fully awared of her infidelity and she began to despise his apparent cowardice. She
discerned an ominous change in his behavior.
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