Chapter 183

Evelyn did ask Mrs. Sullivan to help pack her things. Just some daily stuff and a few changes of clothes. But Mrs. Sullivan refused to leave with her. Looking at Evelyn, Mrs. Sullivan smiled and said, "As you get older, you get sentimental. Besides, someone has to stay and keep an eye on this place. There are always people who don't know their place, dreaming about stepping in and pretending to be the lady of this house." Of course, she was talking about George and Amelia. Mrs. Sullivan had only been an ordinary maid from the Sullivan family. Her husband was a gambling addict, and she constantly suffered domestic abuse. Then Clara stepped in, felt sorry for her, and helped deal with the mess on her behalf. From then on, Clara had kept her close. Even after getting married, Clara brought her over to Lichester with her—only after asking for her opinion. So for Mrs. Sullivan, this villa held so many memories with Clara. She couldn't just leave and let scumbags lay hands on a place Clara o