Chapter 239. Eliza's Suffering

Dom João was worried about his daughter's health, but she refused to see a doctor. He never thought she would be so upset by the death of a man. He himself wouldn't have cared one bit if Serena had died. That useless woman couldn't even give him an heir and now he was forced to pass his kingdom into the hands of his grandson, whom he considered too weak to take over. Also, for most of his life, the boy was raised by Moses. When he came to him, he was no longer manipulable, and what's worse, he was incorruptible. But he would have to turn to him to save his daughter. Not that he cared enough to suffer if she died too, but because of her usefulness in Liã's plans.

He heard Mentor enter the dining room where he was waiting with his wife and waited for him to settle down before asking him to go and see his mother and persuade her to eat. The boy greeted his grandparents and kissed his sister, who was on Serena's side and had been allowed at the adults