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She apparently had frigidity problems which prevented her from being sexual with him. But once she realized I was in the picture and might steal him away from her, she suddenly was able to cure herself.
I know I wanted more from him and I could have given him more too if he wanted it, but he never let me. Instead he preferred his gold digging wife. Since that was his preference it does me no good to curse and moan about it.
Anyway never mind me, this is Natasha's night and I intend to revel in it. Let's get back to our excellent seats and enjoy what I'm sure will be her triumphal debut."
Although Vera was not nearly as great a musician as her daughter she was still sufficiently skilful to recognize the truly superior talents her daughter possessed. With the success of the night's performance, Vera had no doubt as to Natasha's future success and no doubt as to her daughter being the natural heir to the great Olga.
When Natasha declined to return with her to Morton Grove that night, Vera drew the obvious conclusion about the state of affairs between her daughter and the conductor and music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. However whatever may have been Maestro Ebersbacher's influence in making this night possible nevertheless Vera knew this did not denigrate Natasha's deserved independent acclaim for her performance.
At least from Vera's viewpoint there was a benefit to Natasha not coming home that night of her triumph. It allowed for Vera and Linda to enjoy each other's company undisturbed.
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