Chapter 686: Chapter 686

“Debra, I can’t take this anymore!” Ivy was very angry.

“Why do we have to care about whether the servants will be punished or not? We have to eat something!”

“No, Ivy.

” I shook my head decisively.

Ivy was so annoyed that she roared, “Why?” @

“Because this isn’t a punishment,” I answered.

“It’s Jenifer’s test.

”

Debra’s POV:

“What kind of test is this?”

Ivy was so hungry that she almost went insane.

She was irritated and wanted to beat someone up to vent her anger.

I patiently explained, “I punished Gwen severely this morning and frightened all the servants.

But I used a very cruel method.

I think

Jenifer wants to find out if I’m only concerned about my food and have no mercy on the servants.

”

“Humph! She’s so troublesome!”

Ivy didn’t get a word of what I said.

She was so hungry that she screamed in my mind.

“Honey, I’m really hungry.

I just can’t take it!”

I suddenly heard a rattling sound, as if a stone had hit the glass.

I peeked out of the window and spotted a tall familiar figure standing under the tree a little distance away.

Although it was far enough away that it was difficult to make out his features, I recognized him at first sight.

It was Caleb.

I was so excited that I slipped out of the room and ran to him.

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“What are you doing here?” I whispered to Caleb.

“Of course I’m here because you’re hungry, silly girl.

You are so hungry that even Damien sensed it.

He is irritated and can’t focus at all.

I was afraid you were starving miserably, so I came here right now.

”

Caleb took out a bag and opened it.

I saw that it was filled with food.

I wanted to Laugh with joy.

By making Caleb and me suffer together, perhaps Jenifer had accomplished her goal.

The result, though, was a little different from what she had expected.

I stood under a tree in front of the villa and gobbled the food Caleb had brought.

He was very thoughtful and had packed all my favorite food, so I ate contentedly.

In a curious voice, I asked, “How long do you think it will take for the construction of the place to be done?”