A scene from “Unfinished Business”

Kathani Sharma: If I could marry for the sake of my family, I would. But I am not my mama's daughter by birth. Edwina is. I've spent the last eight years raising my sister to walk in the right way, to talk in the right way, to play the pianoforte just so. Teaching her twice as much and watching her work twice as hard as anyone else. I even taught her how to make this pitiful excuse for tea the English so adore. I despise English tea. But if it means my sister will not be left destitute, then I will smile, and I will nod politely after each and every sip to be sure.

Lady Agatha Danbury: Your sister has a right to know. As you said, it is her future.

Kathani Sharma: That is precisely why I shield her. Because I know her. If she was made aware of the circumstances, she would marry quickly only to please us. She would say yes to any man kind enough to ask. Edwina deserves a chance to find love without such a burden.