Harriet White told Evelyn Taylor a lot, from the time the Taylor Family's elders drove out Lily Turner and her mother, to their dying words later on. She didn't leave anything out.
The reason she did this was to let Evelyn know the truth, and to stop her as a daughter from acting foolishly. This kind of behavior was truly harmful, not only to others but also to herself.
Such unpleasant things must be stopped, or else, once they become uncontrollable, it would be completely over.
"Since Grandpa and Grandma drove them out, why did they regret it later?" Evelyn wasn't puzzled about why the elders of the Taylor Family did that; she just couldn't understand why they were so conflicted. Because of Easton Holmes, she couldn't accept in her heart the fact that Lily Turner was her cousin.
Seeing Evelyn stuck in a dead end, Harriet White felt a bit anxious inside, but outwardly she tried to remain calm. She couldn't get caught up in her daughter's chaos; that would only mess things up.
