Elias Sommers then called Housekeeper Langley over and instructed her, "Take Kara to her room to rest."
Housekeeper Langley had been wronged by Kara Sommers before; she didn't like Kara one bit.
But she couldn't disobey her employer, Elias Sommers.
Therefore, Housekeeper Langley had no choice but to say to the tear-streaked Kara Sommers,
"Miss Kara, let me take you to your room to rest. Sir and Madam have things to discuss."
At her words, Kara Sommers reluctantly lifted her head from Elias Sommers's embrace.
She looked at Elias Sommers with red-rimmed eyes, looking as if she wanted to say something but ultimately held her tongue.
As she followed Housekeeper Langley past Seraphina Quinn, Seraphina saw that both of Kara's cheeks were red and swollen from being slapped by Mrs. Sommers.
That fragile, trembling look, as if she might shatter at any moment—it was no wonder Elias Sommers felt for her.
'Even I can't help but want to protect her.'
