At the dining room, Cora and Judy sat side by side.
...
It was a sumptuous breakfast, almost the same as last week's.
"Ms. Dixon, thank you for taking good care of Erick while Judy and I were away."
"I'm just doing my job," Emilia replied distantly.
She was usually a cheerful person. Although she still disliked Cora, that feeling had dissipated a little.
"Ms Dixon, you've seen what happened last night. Regina and Alicia are forcing Erick to hand over the position of president. His father has always been abroad and can't help with anything. I've thought about it and came to the conclusion that other than you, no one can help Erick and me."
"Ms. Fischer, I don't understand what you mean." She didn't like it when people beat around the bush.
"I was hoping if you could wake Erick up as
