After dinner, the lady of the house went to visit her precious daughter, while Mr. Wardrick went with Lynch to Wardrick's study.
Although Lynch is a scoundrel, Wardrick can distinguish between public and private matters. He wouldn't express resentment due to Lynch's rejection of his daughter and refuse to communicate; that's just a personal matter.
"Want one?", sitting in that exaggerated chair, Mr. Wardrick took out a delicate single box from the Kleve box on the table and poured out the golden pure essence.
Lynch thought about it, reached out, and took three, putting them into his pocket.
Watching Lynch's almost rogue-like behavior, Mr. Wardrick was first stunned and then laughed heartily, pointing at Lynch, "Which one is the real you?"
Lynch showed absolutely no shame, "Each and every one!"
His candid and undisguised attitude made Mr. Wardrick look at Lynch in a better light, as he also understood the value of these pure essences outside.
