The Way We Live Now Chapter 25 - In Grosvenor Square

In which the young Marie Melmotte, emboldened by her acquaintance with high society, declares her resolute affection for Sir Felix despite the stern opposition of her formidable father, while the household around them festers with mistrust and shifting alliances. Meanwhile, Georgiana Longestaffe finds herself estranged within her social circle, confronted with the disapproval of her own brother, who sends a grave letter to their father expressing concern over her precarious association with the Melmottes.