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 Virginia
Haisley, who is a high school student with Ted, comes to the Capwell
Villa to work with him. Virginia is the stereotype of the perfect
student : a sage fringe, long hair, large glasses to certainly hide her
shyness. Virginia is like Laken Lockridge in her behavior, which may not
be to displease Ted.
While
they are working, she approaches Ted to better explain... She is then
surprised in her game of seduction by the arrival of Gina Capwell. Ted
is forced to present them to each other. Gina's judgment on Virginia is
final. Ted makes it clear to her that she should let them work. When
leaving the villa, Virginia and Ted agree to meet for a date, Saturday,
in town. Virginia leaves the Capwell Villa under the tender gaze of Ted
and under the rage-filled gaze of Gina.
Virginia's
very brief passage will be the opportunity for Ted to assert himself in
front of Gina. When she advises Ted to be careful of young girls who
might only want his money, he points out that she is such a person,
since she married her father for his fortune. Crazy with anger,
Gina promises to avenge him...
Strangely,
if Virginia has not managed to attract Ted's affection, it is another
young girl with a very wise look who in a few months will be the object
of all the attention of Ted. And although she is Gina's niece, she will
easily prove to Ted that she does not want his money...
Portrait
written for this site by Lilian
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