Jadie hesitated, and the answer became apparent.

Rosario could do a lot of things for her back home. Not only could Rosario keep the house clean, but she would also cook for Jadie every day she came back home from school. There was just no way that she would let Rosario go.

Madelyn coughed and her voice sounded a little hoarse. So, Jadie cleverly changed the topic, "Madelyn, you should stop talking. Your voice sounds very hoarse. I'll go and buy some medicine for you. Hold on, let me get you some water first."

Jadie placed her bag down and quickly went out to get a cup of water from the dispenser that was available outside every classroom with disposable cups stored under it. "Madelyn, have some water."

"Leave it on the table. I don't feel like drinking it now." Madelyn slumped on the desk.

"Wait here. I'll go get you some medicine then."

"It's okay. I'll feel better after resting for a while. I guess I just didn't get enough sleep last night. Don't worry about me."

Jadie crouch