Tenterhooks

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The story revolves around the dynamics of jealousy and rivalry between Edith and Bruce, especially as Bruce feigns illness to divert attention from Edith's condition. Amidst this backdrop, Edith writes to Bruce about their newborn daughter, Matilda, suggesting her name after a wealthy aunt. The description of Matilda highlights her extraordinary beauty and talent, portraying her as a regal figure with classic features and an innate musical ability, setting the stage for her promising future.