Chapter 19 Section 19

"How about it, do you want me to call her over and let the three of us go to bed?" "Since you like this, why don't you find a man to sleep with us?" "Slap!" Yanni slapped heavily on the left cheek. Yanni later told friends that she was going crazy with anger. Sunday, September 4. Yanni couldn't sleep. She took sleeping pills and sedatives in the middle of the night, but she still couldn't sleep. At 5 o'clock in the morning, Jenny got up, ran barefoot across the 18-foot-wide corridor to her husband's bedroom door and knocked on the door: "Let me in, dear."

Nothing happened. "I can't sleep," Jenny raised her voice, "I can't sleep—" The nanny Anne Goley, who lived with the children on the second floor, was woken up and said that the voice came from the darkness, and it was so desolate and stern as if someone was summoning a soul in the wild, which made people feel horrified. Yanni walked towards the gate, turning on all the lights along the way.Night watchman Steven Smith watched Yanni go out of the house, out of the manor, and walked into the woods behind. Yanni stayed in the woods until 10:00 a.m. before returning, and was seriously ill for three days.

After the incident, the servants of the Woodward family believed that their mistress was "a bit abnormal". Saturday, September 24. Nashiva only ran second in the Sinsenbai Jockey Club, and William Jenny was frustrated. Sunday, October 16. Belmont Autumn Races. Nahiva won the championship again, and won the "Jockey Club Gold Cup" and a bonus of 5.285 million US dollars.The Odwa couple walked around the field with Nahiva, received countless flowers and compliments, and raised their clasped hands in the air from time to time.A sports magazine reporter wrote a report titled "Nahiva Stands Out of the Crowd", saying that so far, the horse has won a total of 752.55 million US dollars in prize money in 1955, leading all horse races in this year.

The celebration banquet that night was held at Paterson's house, which is also a bank. Mrs. Paterson, Joanna, ordered four TV sets to be moved and placed in the four corners of the banquet hall.The television that day was full of horse racing reports and interviews with William Woodward. Yan Ni was arranged next to the hero Nader.Across the long table, William sat on both sides of the hostess Joanna and a young woman.At one point during the dinner, some guests remembered that it was between dessert and fruit, William and the woman suddenly burst into laughter. "Look how happy he is," Jenny said to Nader, sourly, "with other women."

"What's the matter with you, William?" Jenny asked loudly. William continued to laugh. "It's all right, Jenny," said Nader. "He heard you, and the woman he was talking to is very nice with her husband." After the case happened, Nader Patterson recalled that night, and recalled his conversation with Yanni, "First we talked about Nashiva, and then only William, William, William... Listening to Yanni's words, it seems that all the women in the world are waiting for an opportunity to approach her husband, and her husband, seeing that all the women in the world are more pleasing to her than Yanni... She wished she could set up countless blocks around William. Enter' sign, or simply imprison him with barbed wire... I told her that William is more disciplined now, he drinks in moderation, and he hasn't really gotten into a relationship with anyone... If it was me, Regardless of whether there is something going on outside, the family must be settled first. I will make her feel more secure, but William does not do this. On the contrary, he seems to be deliberately creating a sense of "insecurity" for Yanni, deliberately Breaking through the bottom line little by little, breaking through Yanni's tolerance..."

Wednesday, October 19. William Woodward called Stoll Cremon from his Wall Street bank office: "I want to buy a small plane, one that I can park in my backyard." William's existing twin-engine Beechcraft Type 18 is too big, you have to go to the airport to rent a parking space, that's all, you have to go to the airport every time you want to use it. Among the rich and young circles in New York, Stoll's cars, yachts, planes, etc. are the best, and he knows the market.Now he said: "If your family has 15 acres of open land in Oyster Bay..."