Sean became more puzzled and slowly turned to look at May.

May's face was full of struggle, shame, and grievance.

Sean could tell May must have something she had trouble telling.

The two caretakers probably suspected May of misappropriating the goods.

"I thought something bad happened.

"It's gone, so what?"

Sean stepped forward slowly and helped May fix her washed-out clothes.

The action made May feel at ease instantly.

"What?"

The two caretakers froze at Sean's comment.

Even May looked up at Sean in shock.

She had expected Sean to question her about the supplies as the two caretakers did.

"I said, so what if it's gone?

"What's the big deal?

"And why accuse Aunt May when the supplies are gone?"

Sean frowned slightly. His eyes were a little impatient as he even glared at Caitlyn.

"Brother... I didn't mean to accuse Aunt May.

"It's just that Aunt May won't tell me anything. I thought Aunt May would tell you if you came."

Caitlyn waved her hand and explained.

She did no