Pei Luo's footsteps halted when he saw the silhouette in the room.
As the sheepskin flat shoes stopped, the person inside also turned their head.
In the room, the scattered toys still lay about, and when Housekeeper Dennis entered, he tried his best not to touch the young master's belongings.
During the day, he diligently served as the butler of Olson Manor, and at night, he became the old butler who reminisced about Mussen Manor. At such times, he would say to himself: "Dennis, you're not a qualified butler; you understand how to take care of living beings but failed to take care of young Mr. Pei Luo who is very much alive."
Housekeeper Dennis's guilt acted like an intermittent stubborn affliction, regretting that he hadn't stopped Count Olson back then; Viscount Peluo, who had just experienced the pain of losing his father, should not have engaged in such dangerous amusement. Just like this male guest should not be appearing here.
