The crowd was baffled, only sensing that Leclair's expression was so stormy it was terrifying. For a moment, everyone held their breath.
Soon, the servants from the side hall were all summoned.
Since the main banquet was held in the central hall, there were not many servants stationed in the side hall, only four.
Ignatius Leclair's deep, ocean-like gaze swept across the group of people, and he said calmly, "Who went upstairs to look for Delphine just now?"
The man did not erupt in anger; his voice was even and unperturbed, but the aura emanating from him was as oppressive as a mountain, suffocating anyone nearby.
There was a moment of silence in the side hall. A maid, unable to withstand the pressure, suddenly knelt down, trembling as she stammered, "I-I-I saw Miss Squire."
The rest of her words were completely lost to her fright.
