Other girls may not know, but Anta truly understood what Durin was thinking; in her eyes, Durin's worries were utterly irrational.
"Natalia is still so young, and yet you are already contemplating her future ten years down the road," Anta said as she combed Durin's hair, trying to console him, "You are like an old mother, stubbornly protecting every child in the household, but the problem is Natalia is already five years old, she is exploring the world."
Durin slumped in the armchair, gazing at the candlelight on the wall, and sighed, "Father is gone, and mother might remarry at any time. In recent years, I've relocated my brother away from Farol, binding him firmly to the Austria-Switzerland chair. Do you know why? I don't want the last man of the Corleone family to die in the vortex of power."