After a long while, he went out to instruct the butler to move the crib to the master bedroom; he would take care of it at night.
"Marshal, the Young Madam needs someone to take care of her for the next few days, and with the child, can you handle it all?" Frederick was not reassured and worried he'd be too tired, after all, newborns are difficult in the first month, and there's hardly any time to sleep at night, plus taking care of the new mother—isn't it exhausting for one person?
"No problem, just do as I say." Walter Schmidt seemed relaxed, but his tone was serious, "I don't trust the nanny, I'll do it myself."
"This... alright." Frederick said nothing more, turning to have the crib moved.
When Tara Summer found out about this, she offered to help, and Walter didn't refuse. So, in the evening, Tara took care of Emma Benson, and the man went to look after the child.
