The servants paused, thinking this made sense, why keep sleeping after a whole day?
He hadn't woken up since morning, all through the night.
Evelyn Smith paused, but then disregarded this point.
She quickly stood up, her smile soft, "I'll go take a look."
With that, she turned and went upstairs.
Everyone saw her actions and all felt that Evelyn Smith really liked Arthur Harrell, taking care of him in every possible way.
The servant stood aside, not daring to breathe a word.
Soon, Evelyn Smith came downstairs holding Arthur Harrell, with the child still crying in her arms.
Seeing this, the servants promptly approached her, "Let me take him, Miss Smith, the Young Master must be hungry."
He'd been sleeping all day, his stomach empty and un-fed, hence the crying.
Another servant hurried away to prepare the milk powder.
Just as the servant left, Edward Harrell said, "Let her do it."
This "her" referred to Evelyn Smith.