Dixon contemplates Leah's question.
"We can go even tomorrow morning. Or any other day you like as long as it makes you happy."
"Okay. Tomorrow morning is fine."
"Remember, not a word to our parents." Dixon reminds her.
"I know."
The servants prepare dinner and serve it on the dining table. One of them, a young woman, goes to Anna and informs her that the food is ready.
"Thank you, Blaise." Anna puts down the book she is reading. "I will go and call Leah and Dixon, you can go and eat as well." The maid nods her head and leaves. Anna gets up from the lawn chair and enters the building. She goes straight to her daughter's room. About to open the door, she withdraws her hand from the door knob when she hears Leah talking. She seems to be with her twin brother in there.
Anna furrows h
