Amelia Clarke explained the math problem to Liam Hamilton with extreme patience.
Liam listened very carefully.
When Mrs. Hamilton came in, she saw her son studying seriously and couldn't help but smile.
The servants' words had no impact on her whatsoever.
The servants' perspectives were narrow, only able to see what was right in front of their eyes, and they could only speculate wildly about what they couldn't see.
She was different. Having traveled extensively with her husband in her early years, she had seen all sorts of people and events, and she had her unique way of judging others.
Amelia Clarke, she had thought from the very beginning, was not quite like the others. Despite her young age, she carried an air of calm poise that must have come from experiencing quite a lot. Such a beautiful girl who had been through ups and downs but still insisted on supporting herself with her own hands was unlikely to do the inappropriate things the servants talked about.
