Génitrix

Génitrix. In French. Mathilde Coustous is the daughter of a teacher. His wife had left him for another man and since died. He had had a couple of minor strokes, which meant that Mathilde and her younger brother, Jean, were brought up by relatives. Jean behaved badly. He would sneak out at night to meet women – Mathilde would unlock the door for him when he returned – and he even took to stealing from his relatives. Eventually, there was a major scandal, in which the police were involved and about which Mathilde knew nothing, and Jean was shipped off to Africa. Mathilde became a teacher like her father, who died shortly after the scandal involving Jean. A nice copy.