Good and evil are adult definitions.
The world of a child is pure, and Young Master Douglas simply did what he wanted to do.
Just like a litter of newborn puppies fighting for a drop of milk, pushing their siblings aside, a simple act completely driven by instinct, unrelated to good or evil.
Purple Summers asserted that the child's incident was related to Young Master Douglas, which almost made Norman Douglas lose his composure on the spot, wanting to roar in anger.
But Purple Summers was too calm, even more indifferent to his rage, as if she had anticipated it all along.
"For a five-year-old child, it's not difficult to smother an infant that isn't even 30 days old. For a six or seven-year-old, dropping an infant down the stairs is also not difficult," Purple Summers said calmly, "I heard that it was Young Master Douglas who discovered Riley Montgomery and the infant fallen down the stairs, and he told the servant, who then quickly made the call for an ambulance."