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During Yves King's years abroad, Miss Mary gave him a new lease on life. It wasn't just about her saving his life in a life-or-death situation, or carefully taking care of him. All along, Miss Mary had cared for Yves King as if he were her own child.
Of course, initially, Mary's humanitarian assistance to King was simply in line with her usual style. But as their interaction deepened, Mary gradually understood and reached into the depths of King's soul. Perhaps it was her overflowing sympathy or pity, but she was particularly delicate to him, a man filled with negativity. She made up her mind to use all her strength and means to desperately pull him away from the abyss of moral decay.
Moreover, everything she did was selfless dedication, without asking for anything in return. Silently, she treated King like her closest kin.
