Julia stared at them, her apricot eyes cold. Moving a bit slow, are we?
It wasn't their slowness that angered her, nor their failure to immediately comfort the crying child. Rather, she was incensed by the dissatisfaction in their tone and their discrimination against Jimmy.
Adele had been an unmarried mother, and Jimmy was currently considered an illegitimate child. The status of both mother and son was extremely sensitive. The scars in Adele's heart still lingered; if she witnessed such a scene and heard such words, she would undoubtedly be heartbroken. Julia had said it before: no one could bully her sister-in-law.
A nanny is the person closest to a child during their upbringing. If even they held such a prejudiced attitude, what about other people? Could they be harboring the same mindset? She was now making an example of these nannies to let everyone know that Jimmy, too, was one of the young masters, and no one could neglect him.
