Amber splashed water on Elizabeth’s face and woke her up. “I’m sorry, Madam. It’s not the intestines, but the arms that have fallen.”

“Arms fell? You mean he lost his arms?” Elizabeth still looked shocked.

“I don’t know. I couldn’t hear it clearly on the mobile,” Amber looked guilty.

“You useless dog,” Elizabeth slapped Amber hard and rushed out of the kitchen. Amber controlled herself from crying because Rebecca and Benjamin were there. She, too, hastily exited the kitchen.

“We should go to the hospital, too,” Rebecca told Benjamin. He nodded. Together, they came out of the kitchen and hurriedly left the building, holding each other’s hands.

Ryan and Benyamin were watching all this from the first floor.

“Look at them, Great Master,” Benyamin voiced his mind. “They have a real connection. Can’t you feel it? My lord wanted someone who loved him for who he was, not what he had. And I think he found her.”

“I know you’re saying all this gibberish so you won’t have to do your job as Benyam