At the dining table, Mrs. Coleman kept serving Yara Quillan food, telling her to take care of herself and not to think about anything else. Recovering her strength was what mattered most.
Yara Quillan simply took it as the kindness of an elder and didn't think much of it. Only after she finished her meal did she say to Mrs. Coleman, "Mrs. Coleman, could you arrange for someone to take me away from here? I have some unfinished business outside."
"Leave? But... you're doing so well here, why would you want to leave? Miss Crowe, are you dissatisfied with my care?"
"Mrs. Coleman, you've misunderstood." Yara Quillan was taken aback by Mrs. Coleman's reaction and quickly explained, "I truly have business outside, I can't stay here. Although your young master has never shown himself, for him to have saved me like that, I'm sure he's a good person. And you've taken such wonderful care of me these past few times I've been here. How could I possibly find fault with you?"
