Later on, whatever she talked about with Pedro Langley, Nora Scott couldn't really remember.
The only thing she did remember was Pedro Langley saying in a very calm and natural tone—
"The reason we've been so smooth sailing is actually inseparable from our families."
Because there is family support behind us, everything we do becomes easier.
Because of the capital family provides, it allows them to pursue self-interest without constraints, free from worries.
Because of superior family education, they're more brotherly and courteous, valuing blood relations over ephemeral wealth.
...
Before Nora Scott lost consciousness as she closed her eyes to sleep, she suddenly thought the most attractive quality of Pedro Langley was—
His calm demeanor.
Six years ago, the typical traits of young people his age—short-sightedness, youthful arrogance, blind vanity, impulsiveness, acting on emotions—he didn't have any of those.
