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“It looks like I have underestimated her.”

The more Sherlyn thought about it, the angrier she felt. Never before in her life had she been oppressed to this extent and to make it worse, this oppression had come from her future daughter-in-law.

“Then… what should we do now?” Diana asked tentatively.

Sherlyn took a sip of coffee gracefully and lifted her eyes. Her countenance had changed. “You are speaking as if I am at war with my future daughter-in-law…”

“Oh…” Diana was taken aback and at a loss for words.

“When the child lost her way, it was really our fault. If Danrique knows about this, it would be difficult for me to explain,” Sherlyn instructed very seriously. “So, during this period, you maids must behave conscientiously. Do not make such mistakes again.”

“Yes, madam,” the maids replied with their heads bowed.

“You must be very polite to the Lindberg family members, especially the children. At the same time, be respectful to Dr. Felch,” Sherlyn warned them. “That includes the two girls, Lupine and Morgan. You must never offend them, understood?”

“Yes, Madam, we understand.”

the meantime, don’t do anything,” Sherlyn instructed Diana. “Just take good care of Louis. That’s all you

“All right.” Diana nodded.

garden with Morgan to visit Fifi the eagle who had caught

out just now.” Morgan, seeing no one around, could not help but whisper, “Lady Sherlyn was so shocked that

are you saying?” Charlotte frowned. “I didn’t really let it out at her. I was only telling the truth and reasoning

smiles as she replied. “Our Ms. Lindberg is the

and asked casually, “Have you

expression instantly turned sad, and she replied, “We spoke twice on the phone since I returned to Erihal. After coming to Arkfield,

b***h is ignoring me. Forget it, I don’t need him.

contacting you?” Charlotte asked

him to contact me.

is not

began to feel that Zachary might be in

he had even

me? He even changed his number.” Morgan became sadder as she continued talking about it. “I have even thought of reporting our

“Don’t think too much.”