NINA STANLEY:
After I had finished dressing up in my bedroom, donning a white nightdress and black slippers, I walked out of the guest room given to me as my room, then I made my way to the dining room to see if Lady Tope had set up our dinner.
I let my blonde hair cascade down my back to dry up, then I saw that Lady Tope was done setting up our dinner.
I smiled at her and walked up to the dining table to meet her.
After I had conversed with Lady Tope and gotten to know that she had a child out of wedlock, I had more respect for her, knowing that it wasn't easy being a single mother. Yet, she cared for others and set her work above herself.
The way Lady Tope worked happily for Joseph made me wonder if she had any interest in him. But I got to realize that Lady Tope was just happy and
