May looked at Harold with a tender gaze, as if seeing someone else through him.


    "May?"


    Sophie''s voice from the side snapped May out of her reverie, and she turned to look at Sophie and Colby, saying, "I was just lost in thought. Please, have a seat. I''ll go prepare some refreshments for you." With that, May turned and walked to the kitchen, taking something out of the fridge.


    Sophie nced at Harold, the half-spoken words of May echoing in her mind.


    Clouds...


    Clouds what?


    It wasn''t the first time May had looked at Colby but called out someone else''s name.


    "I''m so d you coulde today," May said, cing some snacks in front of Sophie and Colby.


    Additionally, she put a gingerbread cookie in front of Harold.


    Seeing the treat typically favored by children, Sophie was momentarily taken aback.


    "My dear, you''ve always disliked sweets since you were young."


    Holding Colby''s hand, May continued, "That''s why I''ve prepared these snacks specially for you, sugar-free."


    Colby frowned slightly at the sight of a ssically shaped peach pastry on his te.


    Upon seeing the peach pastry, Harold immediately said, "Auntie, you''re mistaken! I''m the one who loves peach pastries."


    "What are you talking about, child? Don''t I know what you like? You''ve always been fond of my green dumplings, haven''t you?"


    As she spoke, May turned to Sophie, saying, "Sophie, I know you love gingerbread cookies, so I always keep some at home. Please, try one."


    Sophie looked down at the gingerbread cookie on her te. She indeed loved them as a child, but that was a long time ago.


    She hadn''t eaten them since she grew up.Content (C) N?v/elDra/ma.Org.


    But how could May know?


    In Sophie''s memory, she had never been to the Tredgold family''s home before.


    "Madam, you''re confused again."


    The nanny quickly stepped forward to support May, saying, "Mr. Colby and Ms. Sophie are adults now, not children. You''re making a mistake." "A mistake?"


    Confusion appeared on May''s face again, and at this moment, she seemed like a woman whose mind wasn''t all there.


    "My mind... everyone has grown up... grown up..."


    May murmured, her gaze drifting over Sophie, Colby, and Harold, then she seemed to feel dizzy, copsing backward. "Madam!"


    "Have they grown... but what about Cloud? What about the child Cloud? How is he?"


    Suddenly, May''s grip tightened on the nanny''s arm, her previously gentle face now panicked: "How.is


    Cloud? How are his legs? Harold, your brother, how is your brother!"


    May hurried to Harold''s side, urgently saying, "That child was the brightest, what will he do without his legs Quick, hide! Auntie will protect you! Run!"


    "Auntie!"


    Harold, fearing Sophie would hear more, immediately said to the nanny, "Quick, help Auntie back to her room to rest!"


    "Cloud... Harold... my good children, you''re all such good children..."


    May''s sudden breakdown left the three in the living room somewhat at a loss.


    After May was taken away, the nanny came down from upstairs and said to the three, "I''m so sorry, our madam often gets like this, prone to emotional copses. Usually, the master doesn''t let her


    see people. Please, excuse us."