After speaking, she immediately turned around and left in a hurry.
Tracy accompanied her to the elevator door. It was already noon, and the maids had just finished preparing lunch and came out to invite her to eat.
Looking at those maids, she gently said, "From now on, do not reveal family matters to the old lady. She is elderly, and getting angry frequently is not good for her! Although you may be entrusted by the old lady, I hope you can understand the feelings of us, the younger generation!..."
She only said this much, believing that the maids understood. They all lowered their heads and remained silent. Tracy sighed and walked into the dining room.
Her appetite had not been good in recent days, but for the sake of the baby, Tracy forced herself to eat and drink more. The one thing to be happy about was that the symptoms of morning sickness had almost disappeared, except for certain strong-smelling seafood; otherwise, she no longer felt nauseous.
