Her Overbearing Man

Although I don't know what Janet is doing every day, the count, who will ask about Janet's learning progress in a few days, is quite clear about Janet.

It's just that during this period, he was busy with the diplomatic affairs explained by the queen and the trade with m country. He had not seen Mabel and Janet for a long time. Naturally, he didn't know that everything had exceeded his expectation.

"What's the matter with her?"

For some reason, the count's words suddenly stopped, and seemed to change.

I don't know if the corner of the housekeeper's mouth is aware of this, but it's certain that his most important focus at the moment is on Miss Janet.

"Miss Janet, she..."

He whispered his previous conversation with Janet. It was not that he was unfaithful to Janet, but that he was loyal to the durands from beginning to end.

His duty is to protect the Durand family and the master of the Durand family.

At that time, he had made a mistake because of his soft heart. This time, he can't make another mistake.

The housekeeper could not accept that Miss Janet, the heir of the Durand family whom he had approved, was not influenced by an outsider like herself.

Just like her biological father, he would never allow it, so he didn't even hesitate to leave from there and came here.

It doesn't matter whether Janet will blame him or hate him when she knows the truth. The only thing he cares about most is the Durand family.

What is good for the Durand family, he will never talk too much, but it is obvious that their future successor of the Durand family has been influenced by a person who should not exist.

"Miss Janet, I pay more attention to miss Mabel than to a toy..."

Heping's gentle and respectful attitude towards Miss Mabel is different. At the moment, he is more calm and rational, and even doesn't have much respect for her in his speech. Otherwise, he can't call her a "toy".

There was no time to express any opinion on the housekeeper's unkind words. The count stopped his pen and lowered his eyes. The light went down his hair and the shadow of his high straight nose covered his facial expression, making it difficult for people to see his face clearly.

He put down the pen, hands crossed, as if holding each other to absorb warmth in general.

Until the housekeeper finished, the count was still thinking, and the room was quiet but not embarrassed.

After a while, the count suddenly raised his head and looked at the housekeeper with firm and quiet eyes, "what do you think?"

Instead of saying the decision directly, he asked the housekeeper for advice.

The housekeeper didn't seem to be surprised. After bowing slightly, he continued, "I heard that Miss Mabel is from Z?"

In fact, it's just a nice thing to say.

It is absolutely impossible for the housekeeper to tolerate a woman of unknown origin to stay in the Durand family for such a long time. He sent someone to find out her identity. Although there are many things that are not clear for a long time, it is possible to determine whether her presence with Miss Janet is accidental or intentional.

Otherwise, the housekeeper would have driven them away.

Of course, if he had known earlier that there would be such a day today, he would not have waited until now to put forward this matter.

The housekeeper still felt that he was neglecting his duty.

The housekeeper's words made the count silent again. After a while, the count said, "Janet, I'm afraid it's not easy. She's in the mood now..."

The corner of the housekeeper's mouth flashed a mysterious radian. "Isn't that Miss Mabel lost her memory and couldn't find her relatives? As long as we don't hide her whereabouts and leak her information, we don't need to do anything about her at that time..."

This is a more moderate and harmless method. It depends on several forces behind Mabel. In addition, the count seems to have a good opinion of Miss Mabel.

It's a pity that she has a child and is a Z country. She is not suitable to be the mother of their Durand family, otherwise he would not be so difficult to choose.

It's a pity.

The housekeeper sighed in his heart.

The count was stunned again by the housekeeper's words.

He didn't think of these methods, but he didn't want to think and do them. Although he didn't like Mabel very much at the beginning, and even communicated with her with the nature of some utilization, he was very happy to see Janet more and more like a normal child, who could cry, make noise and laugh.

Even if Janet is going to take over the Durand family in the future, he doesn't want Janet to be like an adult at a young age. She has no fun except studying and working every day.

In her childhood, he still hoped that she would have a happy time. Even if she took over the family in the future, he would not blame him or feel regret for not enjoying those lives when she was young.

That's why he's going to have to let Mabel stay with Janet.

It was only because for so many years, she only saw that Janet, who had always been like a little adult, liked her so much that he came up with a less clever way.

It's just that he thought that a smart kid like Janet would have a sense of propriety. How could it be like this?

A sigh suddenly occurred in the quiet room, "what do you want to do?"

"Miss Janet asked me to bring the doctor in tomorrow."

The housekeeper's voice became more firm with the consent of the count.

The count was surprised, "you..."

I didn't expect that the housekeeper would really

But looking at his resolute eyes, she was silent at last.

Just stop others from doing what they can't do?

He suddenly closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and then suddenly opened, "you can do it yourself."

In the words, it was the housekeeper who planned to deal with it all.

But the housekeeper did not seem to be surprised by the count's decision. He just hung his head and said, "yes."

Mapel had been sleeping for a whole day and a whole night. In her dream, she was always in a daze.

It's like sleeping and it's like waking.

Later, she slowly woke up and found that she seemed to be standing in a void space, only her head was like the position of the sky, a twinkling star.