Chapter 29: A Helping Hand

"Greetings, young master Servous. Are you currently looking for young master, Ismael?" One of the butlers asked the young boy who entered the Ferrer household. Servous smiled in return. He knew he should have sent a letter of notice first before arriving, but he knew that what he wanted wouldn't be conveyed in the letter

"Yes, indeed. I hope I didn't bother since I couldn't send a notice in a hurry," Servous said. His voice was low, but it was enough for the butler to hear and respond with a smile

"Don't worry, young master Servous. Young master Ismael was free for the day. The little lady of the household had been borrowed by his highness for a week," the butler said. Although there was no rule to value privacy for the household's children, the butler indeed thought he had given a good explanation. So he continued to walk ahead, but the young boy seemed to be stunned