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Chapter 68 A Bad Reputation

"Molly, did you cover your stomach just now? Did you have a stomachache?"

A lady asked Molly with concern.

Molly looked up and found that the lady was Peggy's friend. Seeing the concern in the lady's eyes,

Molly felt warm in her heart.

Allen also thought that Molly was really uncomfortable, so he looked at her nervously.

Before Molly could answer, Celine had probably realized her identity as the host. She came forward in

a hurry and asked with concern, "Molly, are you having a stomachache? What's going on? Is it serious?

"

"It's okay. I just feel a little uncomfortable. I'll take some medicine later." Molly smiled and patted Allen's

hand to comfort him.

"Why do you have a stomachache? I haven't heard from your mother that you have a stomachache. "

The lady was still a little worried.

Looking at Allen, Molly blushed and said shyly, "I was a little thirsty just now. When Allen was eating, I

drank up his milk. But I didn't expect that the milk was cold. It might be due to my stomach was

irritated."

"Wow! It's October now. Why do you still drink ice milk? " The lady looked at Allen and said, "Allen,

don't drink cold water in the morning. It's not good for your health, okay?" This content provided by N(o)velDrama].[Org.

This lady was also a good friend of Allen's mother, and she took good care of Allen.

Celine also said to Allen at this time, "Allen, it's October now. Don't drink any more cold. Remember to

drink hot milk in the morning, okay?"

Molly sneered in her heart. Celine was really hypocritical. If she hadn't arranged or ignored Allen, would

the servants dare to be so lazy?

But she couldn't treat Celine like Mrs. Tang. At least her attitude couldn't be like that. Before Molly could

think of how to reply, she heard Allen's voice.

"There is no hot milk. All of them are cold."

Allen's sudden words surprised everyone, including Molly.

Seeing that no one spoke, Allen added, "And the food is also cold."

Celine was stunned for a while and then quickly reacted, but the other ladies looked at her in a strange

way.

'If she wanted to explain, she said that it was not her who arranged it, but she would also spread the

bad reputation that she couldn't even manage the domestic servants. But if she did not explain, she

would bear the bad name of abusing the children of her deceased brother and sister-in-law.

The bad reputation could be big or small. If it only happened in her own home, so these were just small

things.

But today, there were several other ladies here, and two or three of them were on good terms with her

deceased sister-in-law. If they were spread out, this matter would not be easy to deal with.

In addition, she and Charles had made a promise at the funeral of Allen's parents. If the news was

spread out, the Cheng Family would be in trouble!

Now the best way was to give up the servant, but unfortunately, the servant was very easy to use.'

Then Celine put on a surprised expression and said, "I can't believe it!? You wait for me to call her over,

I'll ask her! "

Then Celine was going to find the servant.

The lady who had been talking to Molly stopped Celine and said, "It's inevitable to be annoyed with

such kind of thing. Allen and Molly are still young. Don't let them know how to deal with it."

The lady looked at the others around her and continued, "We don't talk much about your family affairs.

We'll leave now. Come to visit some other day!"

When the lady stood up and left, she said to Molly and Allen, "Didn't you say that you would go out with

Allen? Go out with us. Your aunt will take care of it. "

Then the lady looked at Celine and said, "Mrs. Celine, I believe you'll handle it well, won't you?"

Celine wanted to grit her teeth, but she had to hold up her smile and said, "Of course, Allen. Don't

worry. I'll handle it well when you come back."

Molly stood up and left with the lady after saying goodbye to Celine. No one noticed the satisfied smile

appeared on Molly's face.

But Molly didn't notice that Allen was smiling.