She knew he would never be able to appreciate the depth of her anguish, and that his coldness if the matter were mentioned would make her hate him. And she feared that, more than anything else in the world, and therefore hid from him everything concerning her son.
A su juicio, Vronsky no podría comprender nunca toda la intensidad de su sufrimiento, y temía, como nunca había temido, experimentar hacia él un sentimiento hostil al notar el tono frío en que habría, sin duda, de hablarle de aquello.