Dexter, however, had a fair amount to drink that night. The alcohol was taking its toll, leaving him feeling profoundly lightheaded and sluggish. In the end, it was Chase Driscoll, the chauffeur of the Ziegler family, who eventually assisted him up the stairs.It was silent all over, as all the older and younger members of the household were fast asleep, with only the pale moonlight illuminating the surroundings. Chase, cautiously guiding him and minding his footing, commented, "It seems like everyone in the Hall family turns in very early. It's only half past ten, and they're all sound asleep."No sooner had he spoken than he saw Eleanor standing at the top of the stairs, wearing her sleepwear with a dressing gown thrown over it. She had a TV remote in her hand, having evidently been watching TV.Dexter fixed his gaze on her, then shifted his attention to Chase, saying, "She has been waiting for me." Chase, feeling rather awkward about the situation, merely nodded respectfully t
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