In this chapter, we learn more about Dr. Manette's relationship with her family. First, he tells us that he's a doctor and that he works for the same organization as Delia. Delia's family is involved in this whole thing, so it makes sense that they'd want to know what's going on. Then, he says, he found out that Delia and her family were involved in the whole thing. He's also a doctor, so he knows a lot about them. He also says that he has a bodyguard, which means that he doesn't have patients anymore. He says that when he was exposed to talking about the family, Delia came to him and asked him to become her bodyguard. That's right, she asked for his bodyguard for free. He accepted without hesitation, and that's how he became a doctor. He explains that even though the family has a lot of power over him, they can't kill him easily. They can do whatever they want to get his secret, which is why he and Delia have to act fast. First of all, they have to find the people who have the secret before they take it from them. They don't need to worry about their target, they just need to act quickly. This is the first time Delia has ever been worried about her family, so she's not worried about him at all. She's worried about what the family will do to her now that they know about the dinner. Then she asks why he is standing there, and he says that his dad kicked him and his brother out of the house. He then says that this kid must be from his "private affairs" . He tells them to come to his room and