CHAPTER SIX

MARY LYNELLE

I carried it until waking up the next day with joy and a smile on my lips.

Fortunately, when I entered our room, everyone with me was asleep. Maybe if my friend Nanet caught me with a smile until the morning, maybe it wouldn't stop me from gossiping.

We were all busy at home when ma'am Nhessa arrived. Nanny Cora ordered that we should cook lunch because they will eat here. Nanet and I ordered the cooking.

Soon someone blew a horn at the gate of the mansion. Why am I nervous?

"Haist, what's up Lynelle? Relax! They say, Sir Henry's parents are kind." I took a deep breath. My friend Nanet looked at me curiously. "Relax Lynelle, don't think too much," I said softly.

"What happened to you, you seem to be floating?" Nanet asked. "Just now when you woke up you could see the joy on your face! but now you don't seem to be comfortable, I've seen you out of your mind before.” She smiled at me.

This friend of mine is the number one gossiper. Keep an eye on me. I stared at her.

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