In the morning, at Richardson Family Mansion.
William Richardson, Frederick Richardson, and Aurora Richardson, three generations of the family, were having breakfast at the dining table. Giana Watson had left, and the family naturally ate vegetarian meals, so there were no meat dishes at breakfast.
William's complexion was not good, and he did not eat much. Frederick, who had been sick, also had a poor appetite, and it had worsened since his wife of more than 20 years had passed away.
Aurora, of course, was not in the mood either. Regardless of how one looked at it, her mother, who had loved her for a lifetime, was gone. Moreover, she was unable to persuade Jaylene Ziel and Joseph Thompson to accept her conditions last night.
The breakfast at the Richardson home has never been this quiet. The servants, knowing that the family's hostess had passed away, also became quiet, not saying much, focusing on their work.
