She has been in the Saxon Family for five years without ever making a mistake in this regard.
Today, regarding the vase, it actually can't be counted as her breaking it. If Madam hadn't twisted her ankle and pushed against her, the vase wouldn't have hit the ground.
But who can she tell this to?
Does she really have to push all the blame onto Madam?
The maid knows very well that May Denton is taking out her anger on her. Everyone knows that Madam was upset after being with the Young Master today, so they have been extra cautious with their actions and words, fearing a situation like this would arise.
But she was so unlucky; no matter how careful she was, she still encountered it.
The more she cried, the more it made May Denton furious. All her anger poured onto her, and she bent down to fiercely pinch her arm: "Crying, all you know is crying, useless thing."
