As she spoke, her eyes fell on Helen Melendy's legs, which were difficult to move, with a glint of malice in her eyes.
"Your legs are inconvenient now, you can't even take care of yourself, and with your brother-in-law being busy with work, the household chores will definitely fall on you. Hiring a maid isn't expensive, your brother-in-law is too stingy. Is he really willing to let you be so exhausted?"
Olivia's words sounded like she was standing up for Helen Melendy, but they clearly had some intention of sowing discord in their marriage.
Furthermore, she mentioned her inconvenient legs right in front of the Smith Family, as if afraid others wouldn't notice her malice.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith didn't pay attention to whether Harry Hall hired a maid or not; having broad experiences and lived for most of their lives, they possess the basic judgment about people.
They know how Harry Hall treats his daughter well enough, not something that can be judged by hiring a maid.
