630. Sweet Rice Dumplings, Savory Tofu Pudding, Vinegar-Dipped Dumplings

"Mr. Browning is a man worthy of respect. He was not my first master. Before him, I worked for a factory owner in the Ruined City. Though it may be impolite to criticize a former employer, I still have to say that compared to that factory owner, Mr. Browning was practically a saint."

"Oh, of course, we servants also communicate among ourselves. We exchange information about our employers. As far as I know, Mr. Browning treated his servants the best. Although the wages he paid us were merely average, he gave us sufficient holidays and rest time. Most importantly, he respected us. Gentlemen, people like us may have low status and be ordered around all day, but we still have our own dignity. Mr. Browning respected that."

"As for his children, as a professional butler, I believe it will be difficult for them to continue Mr. Browning's business. This is reflected not only in their abilities, but even more so in their attitudes. They have not developed the awareness needed to become entrepreneurs and still remain under Mr. Browning's protection."

"I'm sorry. I shouldn't have evaluated my employer like this, but I really couldn't hold back. Besides, you were the ones who told me I could speak freely."

"Returning to the main subject, Mr. Browning was an excellent man. He treated people kindly, and after moving into this estate, he seemed to grow younger and younger. Although his fussiness about food and clothing was sometimes difficult to understand, overall, I was still quite willing to serve him. As for the inheritance you mentioned, I'm sorry, but I never inquired about Mr. Browning's property. His room was regularly cleaned by the maids. I don't think there were any hidden compartments or secret rooms, and I never saw Mr. Browning do anything