
At the grandson's Hundred-Day Celebration, Julian Graham announces the child will take his wife Claire Jennings's surname, for equality. His mother recalls supporting the Jennings family for three years, covering wedding and childcare costs, treating her daughter-in-law kindly. The daughter-in-law's family accepted favors, then blamed her. The son, ungrateful, accuses his parents of old-fashioned ideas. Heartbroken, the Graham couple leaves, determined to replace the family heir.