The male servant, who brought the body of the woman after assigned by Edward, became evident in fear, not knowing what to say. He wrung his hands together. Should he tell? If he does wouldn't Lady Daphne tell the authorities and he would get caught? But the woman was killed by the son of the family, he wouldn't get caught as he wasn't the killer, but the family has enough resources to push the blame to him, making him the scapegoat.
As if noticing the servant's fear, Daphne said, "Don't worry I will not tell any souls about this." The servant breathed out in relieved and Daphne added, "But in turn I want you to tell me whose body this is."
