Owen Moreland, the person on rotational duty, surprisingly wasn't there.
When Amelia Clarke saw Jocelyn Griffin, a hint of discomfort flitted across her face, while Wendy Jones glared at Amelia Clarke angrily.
Amelia Clarke greeted everyone with grace and poise, and although the ladies responded with smiles, their eyes betrayed varying degrees of strangeness when they looked at her.
Someone said with regret, "Ah, the Old Madam was doing just fine, and then suddenly she became like this; it really weighs on the heart."
Wendy Jones chimed in acidly, "Too many bothersome things pile up, right? She's worried about her grandson's wedding. The elderly madam's health was never good to begin with, and with all the stress and excitement, it's easy for something to happen."
Her words were very pointed, and as for whom they targeted, everyone understood quite well, their glances intentionally or unintentionally falling on Amelia Clarke.
Amelia Clarke simply smiled and said nothing.