Elijah shook his head. "She feels in a corner with no other choice. She has no life anymore of her own. All because no one taught her she could get pregnant! The girl thought she was just doing something to please a boy she thought she'd be married. She certainly didn't mean to have a child and no amount of regrets or sorry could make it up to her. But I realize I'm talking to a wall. I can't change your mind, she doesn't want to speak up because you're angry enough as it is." He stood up from the chair. "I hope this turns out better than all your other attempts to 'fix' your children's situations when things turn sour. Thank God Rose doesn't live here any more. Though clearly your other children are so scared and nervous to argue with you, I am literally afraid what will happen to them when you're gone. They won't know how to make their own decisions, but that's how you've always wanted it." He shook his head angrily and grabbed his coat to leave.