In such challenging circumstances, the instructors maintained their professionalism and lasted for a month. However, after a month, they couldn't carry on. They feared they might suffer mental breakdown under the dreadful green shade. The children were sent home, and the instructors considered changing professions.
A seemingly short month aged the instructors two decades emotionally.
Arthur was to thank for all this. He didn't particularly enjoy the wilderness camp. If his parents were around, he might be a bit happier. However, with the ridiculous outcome their parent's relationship had taken, how could he possibly be light-hearted?
Previously, the women never minded his father's marital status; they all flocked to their house. Now that his father had decided to divorce his mother and set her free, as news spread, wouldn't these women hastily move into the house?
He was unaware of the possible horrifying chaos at home during his absence.