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Chapter 2

The story revolves around a naive and innocent heir living in a stately house, surrounded by jewels and a trustworthy butler. Despite his wealth, he faces prejudice and disregard from others, leading him to question his identity and purpose. As he navigates his life, he learns that true worth lies beyond material riches and that meaningful connections can bear fruit.

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Chapter 2

The story revolves around a naive and innocent heir living in a stately house, surrounded by jewels and a trustworthy butler. Despite his wealth, he faces prejudice and disregard from others, leading him to question his identity and purpose. As he navigates his life, he learns that true worth lies beyond material riches and that meaningful connections can bear fruit.

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Make up a story= invent

Naive, childish= inocente


Jewels= joyas
Buttler= mayordomo
Slave= esclavo
Disregard= no tener en cuenta algo
In the mainland= en tierra
Heir= heredero /ea/
Bear fruit, bear children= dar frutos, tener
hijos
Worthwhile=vale la pena
He looked as if he had come from hell.
Regardless of his religion= sin tener en cuenta,
independientemente de su religión.
Trustworthy= reliable
Prejudice= prejuicio
According to= según
I went halfway through it= llegué a la mitad.
Stare=gaze=mirar fijo
Glimmer=brillar

Wealthy/ well-off= rich


Verb + Object + bare infinitive/ing.
She saw them come/coming back
She heard them come/coming back
But
Verb + Object + bare infinitive
They let them go.
They made her laugh.

Stately houses

(see, hear, let, make)

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