Heather, a dutiful woman, meets Charles, a quiet man. They are both honorable and quietly enjoy each other's company. Aunt Cordelia's setup leads to Charles' brother being bound to marry Heather. Alfred is quite animatedly opposed to this. Charles steps in and marries Heather. She thinks Charles is all about duty and honor, while she quietly falls in love with everything he does for her. She helps his family during his mother's sickness and comes to understand his family through it all. What she doesn't understand is that a quiet man doesn't do the things he does unless he loves that person. It's the reason he rushes to his mother's side when she is sick. It's why he listens to his wife at breakfast, even when he probably couldn't care less. Heather, not having any brothers, doesn't see this side of a man or even understand it. This is why communication is the key to happiness in any marriage. This is a wonderful story about everyday people who struggle with their own insecurities and try to live a contented life, hoping for more. The problem here is they already have it.
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