and dressing, she went to he

dition of the baby boy; she hadn't h

Arthur Stephanus's room, her ne

to the crib, in the

smile as she looked a

milk, Madam!" Arthur's nanny responded

ur's cheek gently wi

Debora didn't continue her sentence as s

ta, Madam!" the nanny

or taking care of m

don't need to thank me,"

ur, Debora left h

ther-in-law was already sea

a greeted her brother-in-la

esponding to Debora's greeting; h

end of the table, and a fem

Debora's breakfas

ou!" Deb

ilent, not responding

the servant's attitude of no

er breakfast, savoring the

st she was given had

brother-in-law's servant, who stood n

ing to ask the servant a questi

d food, Victor might have a

ve and demanding, especially si

or might now think of her as a troublesome woman, so

eat her breakfast

push his chair back; he seem

ing room without say

asked the servant who had served her brea

row, hearing the serv

in Debora's heart as she l

rude to her and seemed to be

he servant and sta

at I haven't even gotten up from my seat ye

ed!" the servant replied, slightl

have like this towards my late sister wh

servant answered,

you wanted to drive me awa

ize!" the servant sa

plate; she reluctantly fini

nter an unpleasant servant of he