Tina couldn't understand, thus she inquired, "Eudora, I could tell that Dad is really coercing you. If that's the case, why wouldn't you want President Granger to come and save you?"
Eudora did not know the best way to explain. Could she just tell Tina that she did not want to implicate Amos into this? Or should she say that the Granger family had problems of their own at the moment too?
It was too difficult to reveal these, and she thought that there was no point in telling Tina about them.
Hence, Eudora said nonchalantly, "It's not what you think it is. Just forget about it, alright? Promise me that you wouldn't tell anyone about this. If you say it, then don't regard me as your sister ever again."
Eudora was a role model to Tina, and she could not accept the fact that she was about
