She stop touching her pearl necklace and stood up gracefully. Then, she walked out of the living room to the stairs, closely followed by the housekeeper.
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When she got to the stairs, she held the banister gently.
“Send someone to keep an eye on her,” she ordered the housekeeper without looking back.
Although Maria hadn’t emphasized who “her” was, the housekeeper was quick to realize that she was referring to Rachel.
“Yes, ma’am,” the housekeeper said, bowing respectfully.
In the Sue Garden’s dining room.
Exhaustion had plagued Rachel for the duration of the meal. Her pregnancy symptoms weren’t easing up as time passed. Drowsiness was one of them, and it had continued to grow stronger over time.
She yawned and put her spoon down on the table. She hadn’t seen Victor since their conversation ended in an argument that night. The radio silence actually pleased her; she hadn’t bothered to initiate conversation and was happy being alone.
When Lukas noticed she had finished her breakfast, he quickly handed her a glass of warm water and folic acid supplement pills.
Rachel took the warm water and swallowed the pills with it. Then, out of the corner of her eye, she caught a glimpse of the weather outside.
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“It’s a nice day today,” she warmly said, looking out the window.
Following her gaze, Lukas also looked out the window and nodded.
“Yes, it is. The temperature has dropped steadily for several days.
Fortunately, it’s pretty warm outside today. Would you like to go out for a walk, Miss Bennet? It must be bustling outside today,” he said.
Rachel rarely left her bedroom, though. Not only had she had to deal with drowsiness in this early stage of her pregnancy, but it had also been cold outside recently. For those reasons, she had felt rather lazy and didn’t want to go out.
However, she knew staying at home any longer would be bad for her health. Going out for a walk would do her some good, and she could search for clues about Abby’s whereabouts.
As this thought crossed her mind, Rachel raised her eyebrows and asked, “It’s bustling outside?”
“Yes. Haven’t you read the news on the Internet, Miss Bennet? Today is the Apliaria’s annual International Food Festival,” Lukas explained.
“The International Food Festival?’
Rachel wondered. Suddenly, she remembered the advertisements she saw on the Internet a few days ago. Every year, Apliaria celebrated the International Food Festival to promote the communication of food culture between countries. Shelia had heard Quintin talk about it back when she was still a member of the Red Hackers Alliance. Back then, he had hoped to get her to join him to enjoy some food.
“How did I respond to his offer back then?’
Shelia pondered, looking at the garden outside in thought. Soon, she remembered what she had said to him.
“Quintin, if I hear one more word from that mouth of yours, I’ll throw you down,” she warned sternly.
Upon hearing that, Quintin hurriedly turned away from Rachel, who was busy cracking a program, and looked down. They were on a three-meter high open-air balcony.
Quintin was not afraid to jump off the balcony. He was nimble and agile, so he was confident he’d survive.
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