2_ Turned into a maid

On a sunny Monday morning, Olima awakens in her bedroom at approximately 5:30am. She donned a light blue night gown and hurried out of her bedroom to tidy up the house. Knowing that it was the day for school to start again, she watched as her younger stepsister, Mia Adams, prepared to go back to college...

Olima meticulously cleaned every corner of the mansion to ensure it was spotless. From the highest level to the lower level, all the way down to the living area.

She diligently cleaned every nook and cranny, ensuring that every surface was spotless. Afterwards, she ventured outside and meticulously swept the entire compound as well.

After finishing her tasks of organizing the living room and the entire mansion to perfection, she headed into the kitchen to whip up a delicious breakfast for her younger sister. She was aware that her stepmother and stepsister would soon awaken from their slumber.

*In the morning, Mrs. Gina Adams, a 39-year-old woman, found herself in her upstairs bedroom. It was the first room she was given when she got married to Mr. Leo Adams.

She let out a tired yawn and slowly stretched her body, taking a moment to sit up on the bed. As she looked around her bedroom, a sense of authority and ownership washed over her.

"Wow, time really does fly," she remarks, lowering her legs and rising from the bed.

She donned a flowing white nightgown, slipping into her cozy slippers that rested by the bed. She realized that today marked the start of school once again. Her 14-year-old daughter, Mia Adams, was returning to college.

At precisely 7am, the room clock displayed the time. She proceeded downstairs to check the condition of the house, making sure that Olima had finished sweeping and mopping the entire mansion to ensure it was clean.

Mrs Gina descended the stairs into the living room, taking in her surroundings with a gaze. As she observed Olima's thorough cleaning, a mischievous smile formed on her face, knowing that she had the perfect opportunity to exact her revenge and teach Olima a lesson.

She approached the dining table, ready to take her seat and patiently wait for her daughter to join her for breakfast before the school bus arrived.

At that moment, Olima emerged from the kitchen and caught sight of her stepmother in the dining room.

She emerged to check if Mia was finished and prepared to eat her breakfast. As Olima entered the dining room, she wasted no time in warmly greeting her stepmother, "Good morning, Mother."

Mrs Gina quickly turned to face Olima, her anger rising at the sound of Olima referring to her as "Mother".

She eagerly approached Olima, ready for what would come next. She delivered a powerful slap to Olima's left cheek.

A sudden, sharp sound resonated through the air.

"How many times have I told you not to address me as mother in this house?" Do I remind you of your foolish deceased mother?" Mrs. Gina demanded, her gaze fixed on Olima.

"No, Mother.. I mean, Ma," Olima replied through her tears, as Mrs. Gina's gaze bore into her. She let go of Olima's shoulder, which she had been clutching tightly. She asked Olima once more, "Is my daughter's breakfast ready?" Or do you want Mia to arrive late for school today?"

"No, Mom, I've made Mia's breakfast," Olima replied nervously. Mrs. Gina narrowed her eyes at her, then moved away from Olima and sniffed the palms she had used to hold her.

Mrs. Gina couldn't stand Olima's fragrance because it reminded her of apples.

She quickly headed to the kitchen to wash her hands and get rid of the fruity scent that reminded her of Late Mrs. Zoe, which was quite irritating.

Olima bore a striking resemblance to her late mother and even carried the same familiar scent, much to Mrs. Gina's disdain.

Mia witnessed a dramatic moment as her mother forcefully confronted Olima, delivering a powerful slap to her cheek. As Mia stepped out of the room and made her way downstairs, a sudden, sharp sound echoed through the living room, startling her.

Mia was well aware of her mother's disdain for Olima. Olima had been fortunate enough to benefit from their late parents' wealth, a privilege that Mia's father had not bestowed upon her and late Mrs. Zoe, while neglecting Mia's own mother.

Mia was dressed in a blue school uniform, complete with white stockings and black shoes. Carrying her black school bag on her shoulder, she continued on her way.

With precision, she descended the living room stairs, knowing that her school bus would be arriving shortly.

Mia hesitated to apologize to Olima, so she averted her gaze and made her way to a dining room chair to sit down and have her breakfast.

Mia had a darker complexion and was 14 years old, while Olima was 17 years old.

Mia bears a striking resemblance to their late father, and her mother has shared with her the entire tale of how Olima's mother had pleaded with her to accept and wed Mr. Leo Adams.

Mia had also observed the way her late father had treated her mother. She was dissatisfied with the way her mother was being treated poorly, while Olima and her late mother were treated with utmost care. Olima was their father's favorite.

Sitting down in her dining chair, Mia placed her school bag on the chair next to her. Her mother emerged from the kitchen and once again fixed a stern gaze on Olima.

Olima's brown eyes filled with tears as Mrs. Gina angrily shouted, "Why are you just standing there?" Why haven't you prepared Mia's breakfast yet? My friend, please hurry up and clean the kitchen. It's important to me."

In a hurry, Olima swiftly returned to the kitchen and served Mia's breakfast. Because she wanted to avoid her stepmother's punishment that morning. With tears streaming down her face, she carefully plated the mouthwatering noodles and fried eggs onto a vibrant red plate. Balancing it on a pristine white tray, she emerged from the kitchen and gracefully placed it on the dining table before Mia.

Mrs. Gina was burdened by the weight of her terrible actions - the murder of her closest friend and their shared spouse, driven by a consuming jealousy. Olima bears a striking resemblance to her late mother, just as Mia also shares a resemblance with the late Mr. Leo Adams.

Mrs Gina winced at the memory of Mr Leo's presence. He used to dote on Mrs Zoe, serving her meals and treating her with utmost care at the dining table. Those were the days before Mrs Zoe was banished from the mansion.

Money

Mrs. Gina longed for the opportunity to calmly sign the divorce papers and walk away. When Mr. Leo had proposed a divorce to her. Following their initial disagreement, Mrs. Zoe and she had a falling out. However, she adamantly refused to depart, driven by her deep affection for Mr. Leo and her desire to be his wife.

She had taken the life of the truck driver to protect her secret forever. They resided in the prestigious Emerson Estate, where the families of billionaires resided. And she wasn't quite prepared to end up behind bars just yet...

Mrs Gina let out a deep sigh, and Mia inquired, "Mom, what's the matter?"

Mrs. Gina responded, "I'm okay, Mia. There's nothing wrong. Why is Olima still in the kitchen? Is she expecting me to burst into that kitchen and confront her?"

Olima swiftly emerged from the kitchen and approached the dining table, serving Mia's breakfast. Mia adjusted her seat to ensure she was properly positioned at the table. Olima stood nearby, contemplating whether she should discuss with her stepmother the importance of resuming her tutorial classes. She was eager to pursue her education and fulfill her dream of becoming a nurse.

Olima stood next to the dining table as Mrs. Gina shot her a disapproving look and questioned, "What are you doing just standing there?" Didn't I tell you to get out of here?"

Olima trembled with unease and took a step back, while Mia happily enjoyed her meal of delectable noodles and eggs at the dining table. Despite her lack of culinary skills, Olima was compelled to learn how to cook by her mother.

Olima paused by the kitchen door, contemplating her chances and considering how to approach her stepmother about resuming her tutorial classes.

She said, "Ma... This is regarding the university entrance examination form we discussed."

Mrs. Gina abruptly rose from her dining chair, forcefully pushing it back as she stood up. With determination in her voice, she declared, "I've made it clear, Olima, that you will not be attending any university. How were you able to graduate as the top student in your class and pass your exams, despite struggling with basic English at home? Leave my presence immediately, or else I will deliver another strike!" Mrs Gina issued a warning, causing Olima to swiftly retreat towards the kitchen door and come to a halt.