Fortunate to Have You This Lifetime - Chapter 434: 435 Ms. Carlson is Really Nice_1

Chapter 434: Chapter 435 Ms. Carlson is Really Nice_1

She had clearly seen a small bottle that looked like medicinal wine…

Mrs. Farrell was carrying a bottle of medicinal wine for what reason? Was she ill?… Impossible, Mrs. Farrell was still in her breastfeeding period, even if she were sick, she wouldn’t use alcohol-based medication, considering the impact it would have on the child.

Yolanda Summers could not fathom the reason.

However, this wasn’t something to fuss over; she thought about it and then let it go without taking it to heart.

But Jade Carlson was observing Yolanda Summers’s expression from not far away. Seeing her continue to chat and laugh with other guests, she breathed a sigh of relief.

Thinking to herself: Yolanda must have not seen it.

Jade’s spirits settled, and she sat down beside Mrs. Farrell with an unruffled demeanor.

Mrs. Farrell asked her, “Little Baby is alright, isn’t he?”

“Little Baby has had his milk and is sleeping soundly,” Jade replied with a smile, “I just went to check on him, and I even saw him smile, he must be having sweet dreams.”

Mrs. Farrell showed a satisfied smile.

A lady nearby, unfamiliar with Jade Carlson, asked, “Madam, is this your sister?”

Mrs. Farrell laughed, “I do wish she were my sister. This is my assistant, Jade Carlson, who is particularly diligent and careful in her work. If she weren’t by my side, I’d be all over the place.”

She spoke very highly of Jade’s capabilities.

The other lady smiled and said, “Ms. Carlson is so capable and beautiful. Next month, our Women’s Rights Protection Federation is having a charity dinner, and we’re in need of a master of ceremonies. I wonder if Ms. Carlson would be interested.”

“You flatter me,” Jade replied with a pursed lip smile, glancing at Mrs. Farrell.

Being Mrs. Farrell’s assistant, it was ultimately up to Mrs. Farrell to make the decision about her attendance.

“A charity dinner is a good cause. Such a rare opportunity should certainly not be missed,” said Mrs. Farrell like a kind elder, gently patting Jade’s hand, “Go ahead.”

Jade’s smile deepened, and her heart burned with excitement.

Once this succeeds, Camilla Farrell will surely value me even more!

Jade’s heart was racing, she felt as if fame and fortune were beckoning to her. Her plan this time was flawless. Not only could she become Mrs. Farrell’s confidant, but she could also suppress the Summers family, and take revenge on Purple Summers! Revenge on Nathaniel Summers!

Now, the moment seemed ripe.

Jade reined in her excitement, and with a slight lift of her head, she swept a glance at the table where Purple Summers and her classmates were seated—

Purple Summers and her classmates were all there.

Atra Blanc was there too.

As for Alexander Summers, she had inquired about him. That useless fourth young master of the Summers family was often not at home.

So at the moment, the western-style house was empty.

Jade elegantly stood up and said to Mrs. Farrell, “I’ll take some food to Sister Zia, who’s been looking after the baby. She probably hasn’t had a chance to eat.”

Before Mrs. Farrell could respond, the lady beside her said, “Mrs. Farrell, your assistant is very attentive.”

Mrs. Farrell agreed with a smile.

At this time, a servant nearby mentioned, “The kitchen has prepared a separate lunch for Mrs. Farrell’s nanny, and it’s about to be delivered.”

Jade’s expression changed slightly, and then she quickly adapted, “I’ll go instead. This way, I can also check on Little Baby. If he cries or fusses, I can help Sister Zia out.”

“Good idea, go ahead,” Mrs. Farrell had no suspicions.

Jade then proceeded to the kitchen and took the meal upstairs.

On the way, at a deserted spot in the corridor, Jade surreptitiously added laxatives to the soup and vegetables, then carried on to Little Baby’s resting room as if nothing was amiss.

Sister Zia was in the room, soothing Little Baby. After Mrs. Farrell had her child, she hired six or seven nannies but was most satisfied with Sister Zia, therefore keeping her close at hand.

Jade put down the food and came over to see the child, “Is Little Baby awake?”

“Not yet, still asleep, just a bit of grunting,” Sister Zia settled the baby comfortably and gently placed him in the bed.

“Sister Zia, you should eat while I watch Little Baby. The food will get cold soon,” Jade suggested.

Sister Zia agreed, then added, “Ms. Carlson, you’re really kind.”

Jade merely smiled faintly.