The Cavendish family owned more than ten large carriages and more than twenty small carriages. Everything was still well-maintained and looked like new stuff. The large horse-drawn carriage could accommodate six to eight people, including the coachman who sits at the front. While the smaller ones could only accommodate four people plus one seat at the front for horse handlers.
Faced with the overwhelming number of members of their extended family, Chleo decided to take a large horse carriage and allow her family to ride.
Richard, Raymond, Harmonie, and their partners rode in the same carriage. Richard and Raymond sat at the very front facing the street, while the others and their children sat at the back facing each other.
They enjoyed the fresh air and the not-too-cold breeze while chatting. To Richard and Raymond's expectations, Eugene and the twins Elliot and Lori immediately became close and never stopped telling stories.
