When Franklin went out, the doctor and the housekeeper were waiting at the door. Their smiles happened to coincide when they saw the folds on Franklin's clothes.
They guessed it wouldn't be so long before they had a little master as Franklin and Christine loved each other.
One thing worth noticing was that Franklin was a neat freak and didn't want many servants. So, there were only several servants in the villa, and they would leave after finishing their jobs.
Franklin hated people disturbing him when he was working. And the housekeeper and Mrs. Miller were there to take after Christine after their marriage.
The doctor handed the points for attention just written to Franklin, then took out a small bottle of ointment from the medicine cabinet and whispered, "Mr. Brook, this can relieve her pain afterward."
Franklin gave him a scolding glance although the doctor used a euphemism.