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“Be that as it may, he didn’t grieve for her for long and had already arranged an engagement with the daughter of a neighboring count, Annemari von Baymundt, but the girl turned out to be strong-willed and didn’t want to marry a man she didn’t even know. Then the count became angry and kicked her out of the house, telling her not to return until she gave him a grandson from Eilhard. Eilhard himself doesn’t know what to do with her now; he says that they could have solved the problem in a crude way, but servants exist for such things, and one should treat a wife with respect. So he decided to bring her here so that both the count and his daughter could cool down during their separation, but she doesn’t want to live here either; she has too vivid an imagination and excessive pride.” Gregor shrugged. “That’s the situation.”