"Yes, Madam."

After giving the instructions, Arnold quietly glanced at Grace. Why hadn’t he realized before that Grace actually cared about Aurora? She had never shown it before.

Grace noticed Arnold’s gaze and couldn’t help but say, “What? Do I have something on my face? Why are you staring at me like that?”

At that, Arnold quickly waved his hands in panic. “No, no, Madam. I just feel like… this is the first time I’ve seen this side of you.”

Grace looked puzzled, her expression full of confusion. “What do you mean by that?”

Sitting in the back seat, Arnold hesitated for a moment, then steeled himself and decided to speak.

“Madam, if I may be so bold, let me just say it.”

“Go ahead,” Grace replied, showing no sign of anger. In her mind, Arnold was practically a senior staff of the household, and he had worked here for many years. Even if he overstepped a little, she didn’t mind. As long as it was something useful, she could accept it.

“To be honest, I always thought you didn’t like Miss Aurora.”

Grace’s expression froze at those words, and she unconsciously clenched her hands. “She’s my daughter. Why wouldn’t I like her?”

“Madam, it’s always seemed like you care more about Miss Tessa. Even Miss Aurora can see that. For example, I’m the only one who remembered the date of that competition. Even after I reminded you, you didn’t seem to recall it at all…”

As he went on, Arnold noticed Grace’s expression growing darker and darker. Only then did Arnold realize he had overstepped. These were matters of the family, and as a butler, there was no need for him to meddle so much.

“Madam, if you think I said something wrong, then just forget it. Let’s just hurry and check on the second young lady.”

Grace said nothing in response. She didn’t respond to or scold anything Arnold had just said. She merely turned her head, quietly gazing at the scenery outside.

Had she really treated Aurora so poorly? Even a butler had begun to point out how badly she treated her own child.

Chapter 760

Given time, wouldn’t everyone start to see it? It wasn’t that she didn’t like Aurora. She simply didn’t know how to. Because of that man, even after all these years, she still couldn’t let it go. But maybe she really had been wrong. After all, a child was just a child. Why should she bear the consequences of her father’s mistakes?

Once she realized that, Grace finally understood just how wrong she had been. This was her biological daughter. Was it really right to treat her so differently?

Grace took a deep breath and silently blamed herself.

Arnold looked at her, opened his mouth as if to say something, but in the end held it back.

Forget it–some things had to be experienced. Only when one figured it out on their own could they truly move past it. Truth be told, Arnold had some experience with this.

The mother and daughter really did have similar ways of handling things. Even the way they silently digested emotions was the same. Seeing this, Arnold couldn’t help but shake his head.

Like mother, like daughter.