Several days later. Glanchester, Stockton’s villa. After returning from Westchester, John had been cooped up at home with his daughter and never once left the house. The child alternated between eating and sleeping. Every few hours she would wake up and cry for milk, even if it was in the middle of the night. Even though he had employed Aunt Wanda, he took special care to hire additional certified matron nurses to take turns caring for Caprice. Most of the time, he would keep Caprice by his side so long as he was not busy. This afternoon, he had to deal with an important situation at work. He stayed inside the study for two hours. As soon as he emerged from the study, he was greeted by the sound of Caprice crying again. He knew that this meant she was hungry. He quickened his footsteps and arrived at the living room in no time. The baby was lying in a cot in the living room, surrounded by Madam Stockton, Aunt Wanda, Queenie, and Julie. Aunt Wanda held a bo
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