Ada's words instantly piqued Elizabeth's interest.
As a girl who had been bedridden for many years, since falling off a horse at the age of 15, she had not left her home for over 500 feet in a full decade.
She knew very little about the outside world.
The limited windows to the outside world were a few newspapers, and at most, some school anecdotes mentioned by her siblings.
For a British girl with a passion for literature, Byron and Shelley were undoubtedly heroes in their eyes. However, from the information revealed by Ada, these two heroes did not seem as grand and imposing as their works suggested.
Elizabeth had previously discussed Shelley with Mrs. Shelley, but for some reason, Mrs. Shelley was reluctant to talk much about the details of their life, and their conversation was more confined to literary matters.
Seeing that the conversation was sliding towards an uncontrollable realm, Arthur hurriedly put down his teacup to mediate.
