Cordelia’s hands went cold.

Zephyr blamed himself. “Cordelia, it’s my fault. I was careless. And I watched Aunt Helen drink the soup without stopping her…”

Cordelia looked at him.

He had his head lowered like a child who had done something wrong in front of her again. He took all the blame because he knew that she liked Helen. The latter doted on her like a mother and took good care of her when he did not have time to keep her company.

He cared a lot about the people she cared about.

It was just that this was not his fault. This was an ambush no one could prevent.

“You can’t be blamed,” Cordelia said softly. “We can’t avoid it when someone wants to harm us.”

Zephyr froze.

Cordelia’s sweet smile lit up his whole world.

“Besides, I know that you did it for me. You’re worried about people harming me, so not even Aunt Helen, who’s so close to us, can do it.

“So why should I blame you?”

Cordelia cuddled him after that, stunning him before he lifted a hand to stroke her smooth hair.

“It’s fortunate that we discovered it early,” Zephyr said seriously. “And so fortunate that Aunt Helen is fine.”

“Mm.”

only ask Aunt Helen how that stuff got into the kitchen when she wakes

as he said that, Robert rushed over from

He lowered his voice as much as he could. “Phil Nelson has applied

already treated her. She ought to have a good rest this week, and she’ll recover very

Cordelia gasped. “Food poisoning?”

looked at her. “Cordelia… I didn’t let you drink the soup in the morning because I suspected that Aunt

She knew that Zephyr would not suspect someone out of

bring the soup to you, but Ginger came to the window sill looking

away after sniffing

had been added to the soup since

had looked worried and said strange things about

afternoon and saw Helen busying about at home,” said Zephyr. “I was already suspicious of her then and thought I’d wait for her to expose herself, so when she asked

out

pale as she

soup, she would not have tasted

well! Did that mean someone could

ran down her spine and the quickening of her heartbeat once

What kind of poison

held her lightly and could feel

explained the doctor. “There’s an additive in the drug that will damage one’s central nervous and cardiovascular

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