Tara could only stroke Betty's hair and ask softly, "What happened? Who upset you?" Berry's crying really tugged at Tara's heartstrings. Betty pulled away from her embrace and wiped her tears. Then, she told Tara what had happened just now. "I don't even know how it happened. The glass was slippery, and I lost my grip. I dropped it right in front of the members. The hot milk in the glass almost spilled on Jonah's feet." Betty had turned pale on the spot.

When she instinctively reached out to pick up the broken pieces, Shawn, who had been nearby, stopped her. "Tara, why am I so clumsy?" Betty was sobbing so hard she could barely breathe. She was angry at herself for always being so butterfingered. Tara handed a tissue to wipe Betty's tears. "Who told you to deliver the milk?" She remembered Stella had delivered the fruit platter, and Hailey had gone to bring the hot milk, so how did it end up in Betty's hands? "Hailey.

She said that I'll be going on an overseas vacation with the members tomorrow, and she wanted to give me a chance to get familiar with things in advance." Betty had thought Hailey was really kind, and she had thanked Hailey time and time again. Never had she expected the glass to be this slippery. "So, because of this, you're not going on the trip anymore?" Tara asked. Betty got choked up again and nodded. "Mr. Ouldey said I can't go this year.

He's going to pick someone else." Tara sighed to herself. The thing she had worried about had still happened. After everything, it was still going to be her and Stella. Leah used to be Stella's pawn. Now, Hailey had taken Leah's place, and Stella still came out on top. Tara could only comfort Betty. She actually wanted to give up her spot, but if she went to Terence, he'd just be more firm about it. And with Gemma, there was hardly any room for negotiation. "Mr.

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Duckley, I..." She hadn't even finished her sentence when Terence already knew what she was trying to say and stopped her. "Tara, don't turn this down again. There aren't many housekeepers who are this competent. If you back out, who am I supposed to send?" He let out a sigh and continued, "Betty dropped a glass in front of them. The contents almost landed on Mr. Pearson. She can't go." "This isn't Betty's first time delivering drinks to them.

Normally, she wouldn't make this kind of..." Tara hesitated but eventually pointed out the strange part. "This is a mistake. She said the glass was slippery." Terence was no fool, of course. But the soothing was off. Betty was just not experienced enough; she'd been targeted more than once and still couldn't handle it. "Hmm... That's why I told her not to blame herself." Tara fell silent, though, someone like Terence had seen enough to intuitively recognize something fishy.

"Of course, different. You stand out in all of them. Gemma and I can rest easy with your tenure." Over the past few days, the person who impressed Terence the most wasn't Stella but Tara, which surprised both him and Gemma. Unexpectedly, Terrence hadn't expected that Tara would be completely unfazed by all those powerful heirs when everyone gossiped about her the most. "Try to deal with.

If Tara found out Terence had rejected him by making up a reason and not because of house rules, it would only stir up his desire to..." Luckily, Solena had given Tara a heads up, so before Jasper could ask the other staff, Terence issued new rules to all of them. "Stop overthinking. You need to be up early tomorrow for your test." Called away, Tara stayed where she was. She was frowning in worry, as it seemed that she still couldn't avoid trouble.