Lyra returned to Camela's room after being corrected by Dante. Carvin's reminder not to offend him echoed in her mind, and she swore she hadn't meant to.
Taking a deep breath, she focused on Camela, feeding her slowly, careful not to rush her throat, and managed to help her finish half the bowl without throwing up.
After giving the bowl to the maid, Lyra carefully helped Camela settle into a more comfortable sitting position.
She offered Camela a sniff of the faint lemon freshener the maid had prepared earlier. Camela showed no sign of discomfort, then she sprayed a little around the room.
After making sure Camela was comfortable, she went back to the kitchen to discussed the lunch and dinner preparations with the chef.
Outside the mansion, the butler waited at the pool's edge until Dante swam over.
"Sir, the doctor is about to leave," he said, a towel draped over his arm. Dante climbed out of the pool, and the butler immediately handed him a towel.
