Chapter 50: No More Norman Family Cases

The butler smiled and said, "Thank you, miss. I'll have the food brought up right away. Please, have a bite first." Helen watched enviously as the young girl left, surrounded by the crowd. The butler did not follow the girl to the private room. Passing by Helen, she said to the bodyguard, "Tell Assistant Barton to let the young detective rest in the lobby for a bit and come over after the miss has finished her meal." Detective? Helen thought of the detective contest her daughter had participated in. Who could be so lucky to connect with such a prominent figure? However, the bodyguard did not want to take on this task. The bodyguard was from the Norman family and had participated in the rescue of young Master Palmer. He knew how much the Norman family valued Irene and how fond Robertson was of this young junior. He didn't want to offend anyone: "I think Assistant Barton might be quite anxious. I don't have enough persuasive power alone. Please come with me." The smile on the b