"Let me tell you in secret, Young Lady, over the years, the young lady has only appeared to be doing well in the Wellington family. The old man, old madam, and the young master do love her and treat her well, but can anyone be as meticulous as her real mother? Take that day when you came over, for instance. Mr. Stephenson dared to defy the young lady even in front of all of us... even in front of you."
"Who knows how those servants who bully their masters in B City at the old manor would secretly mistreat and neglect the young lady. The young lady is still so young, after all. For such matters, only her real mother should look after her, only a mother can be the most detailed and most reliable... Young Lady, you must strive to win the young master's heart, you must stay. Otherwise, if other women enter this home in the future, it will be the young lady who suffers!"
Mr. Jenkins is indeed perceptive. Aunt Collins, being a mother herself, surely understands a mother's mindset.
