Even if Maria had stolen the flour, how was it a big deal?
It was not as if the kitchen of the Jenkins family home was a grain warehouse.
Even if Maria stole all the flour in the kitchen, it would not be a big enough matter to file a police case.
But on second thought, Vivian concluded that stealing flour was just the kind of thing that a country girl Like Maria would do. Even though the Jenkins family had many Luxury goods just lying around in the house, Maria didn't know their value. The only thing she had thought of to steal was food from the kitchen.
โWhy did you steal flour? It's too embarrassing to even talk about.
Anyway, it's not a big deal. You should go to Mom and Dad to admit your mistake. Don't worry. I'll go with you," Vivian said decisively, as if she had the final say in the matter.
Hearing this, Lily was secretly happy. Despite how generous Vivian sounded, she insisted that Maria apologize to Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins. It was clear that Vivian also hated Maria.
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