Os condes Nóbrega | Chester counts

João Nóbrega herdou do avô Nóbrega a força de carácter necessária para ser respeitado e bem sucedido. É uma figura influente na região, e são muitos os que lhe vêem pedir conselho, mesmo as figuras que representam o rei na região, almoçam, jantam ou simplesmente tomam um chá na sua casa senhorial. Dizem que, é na sua sala de jantar que muitas vezes se tomam as decisões mais importantes da região.

João Nóbrega casou com uma rapariga simples, mas delicada, de poucas posses, mas inteligentíssma, que trabalhava na herdade da família. Carla, foi o centro de inúmeras discussões na família Nóbrega: o pai de João discordava por completo da união. O avô confiava nos instintos do neto e estava disposto a aceitar a rapariga na família. Estava cansado de mulheres fúteis, que, apesar de belas, nada sabiam fazer, além de tagarelar e gastar rios de dinheiro em vestidos e acessórios de beleza. 

E como a palavra final era do avô, João Nóbrega casou-se mesmo com Carla, tendo esta sido levada ao altar pelo avô Nóbrega em pessoa, já que se veio a perceber que a pobre rapariga era orfã. A inteligência de Carla conquistara de imediato o avô Nóbrega, que tinha longas conversas com ela. Aconselhou pois, o neto a ouvir a sua opinião em todas as circustâncias.

Após a morte do avô Nóbrega, Carla tomou o seu lugar e passou a ser ela a principal conselheira do seu marido, que admirava as suas opiniões e que seguiu sempre o conselho do avô, ouvindo-a, e partilhando com ela as suas preocupações e decisões.

Um fardo pesado está agora sobre os ombros do pequeno futuro conde. De Fernando, que faz hoje cinco anos, espera-se que continue o legado da família Nóbrega.

Edward Chester inherited from his grandfather Chester the strength of character necessary to be respected and successful. He is an influential figure in the region, and many seek his advice; even figures who represent the king in the region have lunch, dinner, or simply tea at his manor house. It is said that the most important decisions in the region are often made in his dining room.

Edward Chester married a simple but delicate girl, of modest means but extremely intelligent, who worked on the family estate. Carla was the center of numerous arguments within the Chester family: Edward's father completely disagreed with the union. His grandfather trusted his grandson's instincts and was willing to accept the girl into the family. He was tired of frivolous women who, despite their beauty, knew nothing but chatter and spend vast sums of money on dresses and beauty accessories.

And since the final word belonged to the grandfather, Edward Chester did indeed marry Carla, who was escorted to the altar by her grandfather Chester himself, as it was later discovered that the poor girl was an orphan. Carla's intelligence immediately won over her grandfather Chester, who had long conversations with her. He advised his grandson to listen to his opinion in all circumstances.

After the death of her grandfather Chester, Carla took his place and became her husband's main advisor. He admired her opinions and always followed his grandfather's advice, listening to her and sharing his concerns and decisions with her.

A heavy burden now rests on the shoulders of the young future count. It is expected that William, who turns five today, will continue the legacy of the Chester family.