Madam Moreland caught the underlying meaning in Jocelyn Griffin's words, her face turning cold.
Whether Jocelyn said this intentionally or unintentionally, it was not something that brought joy.
Old Madame Sheldon and Emily Collins, however, did not detect anything inappropriate in Jocelyn's words for the time being. They simply thought she was praising Amelia Clarke's ability to educate children, especially since Old Madame Sheldon had interacted with Mason Carter before and quite liked the big boy with limited intellect, finding his innocent and bumbling demeanor endearing.
"Mason was indeed taught well by Amelia—obedient, well-mannered, and understanding," Old Madame Sheldon said with a smile.
Madam Moreland turned to look at her three great-grandchildren.
Amelia Clarke finished a bowl of porridge and placed the empty bowl and spoon on the bedside table.
A servant immediately stepped forward to take them to the bathroom to clean.
