In the morning, a family breakfast together.
The nanny's expression was completely composed, showing no surprise at Lynch staying overnight.
She certainly knew Lynch, but she didn't expect Lynch had such a relationship with her employer.
She sneaked a glance at the little boy, who seemed aware of the situation too, which surprised her.
But... everything seemed quite reasonable; after all, Vera's job was so good, she probably couldn't have managed it all on her own, right?
She found an excuse for her own inadequacy against Vera's excellence, not out of malice, but as a natural reaction people from the lower class have when facing those far more superior.
They wouldn't wonder if they hadn't worked hard enough; they would just believe there were other external factors, such as how unfair society was and how it didn't give them opportunities.
There's a saying that is quite accurate: only the weak question the unfairness of fate, the strong... they are born like this!
