Men and women are inherently different.
This was what Angelina had said to Catherine.
During the time Catherine returned to Roman, the relationship between mother and daughter had also eased somewhat.
Especially Angelina, who spoke a lot about experiences between men and women to Catherine.
Although Catherine couldn't hide her disdain and remained cold, the other party was, after all, a veteran of love affairs, and listening to her insights was still somewhat beneficial.
Angelina had an extreme distrust of men, or rather, she distrusted their fidelity.
Her view of men was very straightforward—men could distinguish between their bodies and their emotions, they might not love a woman, but they could easily accept the woman's body.
She also used herself as an example: she was confident in her rare beauty, but it still didn't prevent her husband's affairs.
As revenge, she tried having affairs too, thus easily seducing every man she aimed for.
