It was already twenty minutes past eleven, and while Lynda hadn't even finished half of the mansion by herself, she was already feeling quite tired with only a few parts of the house to clean and many more to go.
"Lynda!" called Nelvan.
"Yes Mr. Xander, just a minute!" Lynda put the cloth she had been cleaning on the table and then ran over to where the voice was calling her. After arriving in front of Nelvan, Lynda paused for a few seconds, "Do you need anything?" she asked.
"Prepare lunch," Nelvan said.
"What do you want me to cook today?" Lynda asked.
"Anything, as long as I don't starve." Nelvan replied coldly.
Lynda nodded quickly and returned to the kitchen to prepare the food, fortunately she had learned to cook quite well since her parents had died. Lynda learned to cook several years ago to give Allexin a life so the teenager would not starve.
And now, for the first time, Lynda was cooking for someone other than her younger brother, Lynda wasn't sure if Nelvan would like what she made, but there was no problem trying her best to impress him.
Nelvan watched Lynda from a distance, the girl busy preparing dishes by taking ingredients out of the fridge.
"You don't want me to prepare the cook for your meal? What if the girl cooks food you don't like?" asked Hans behind Nelvan.
Nelvan raised his hand, "No need, I want to see how long the girl can last in this house." Nelvan replied, Hans nodded then took Nelvan, who was sitting in a wheelchair, away from this place until Lynda was done cooking.
Lynda's hands nimbly moved the kitchen knives to cut vegetables and meat, everything had to be specially prepared, Lynda didn't want her first impression of working in this house to be her worst experience.
"You will definitely praise my cooking, Allexin never said my cooking was not good, so you will definitely taste the deliciousness of the spices I made," Lynda murmured with a smile.
Long enough, Lynda made several different types of dishes that she knew and then prepared them on the table. All the dishes she made today were the best food, whether Nelvan liked it or not.
Lynda approached Nelvan who was sitting by the pool, "Sir, your lunch is ready.
Nelvan turned to put down the ipad he was holding in his lap, "Push the wheelchair," he ordered, Lynda nodded and did as he said.
From a distance, Nelvan could already smell the fragrant aroma of the food Lynda was preparing, the hunger in Nelvan's stomach was eager to be satisfied by the meal prepared by the maid who was pushing his wheelchair at that moment.
Lynda took Nelvan's ipad and put it away, then helped Nelvan to sit on one of the chairs at the dining table, not knowing that Nelvan could actually sit on the chair without Lynda's help.
There were several dishes on the table, they looked quite attractive and smelled very good.
Lynda smiled as she placed a handkerchief on Nelvan's lap so as not to soil the clothes of the young master she was serving. She had made several dishes, so now it was just a matter of which one Nelvan wanted to eat first.
"Are you going to leave my plate empty?" said Nelvan, Lynda's forehead frowning because she didn't understand, after all she had put all the dishes in front of Nelvan, so what was missing?
"You think I can reach all your dishes if they are far enough out of my reach!"
Lynda opened her lips in understanding, then she poured some of the dishes onto Nelvan's plate, "Would you like this too?" she said, "I didn't know what your favorite dishes were, so I prepared all of these.
Nelvan didn't answer, he was tasting Lynda's cooking, the person who cooked the food was worried about the results, he was afraid if Nelvan didn't like the food.
Lynda's eyes narrowed as she watched the spoon slowly move into Nelvan's mouth, Lynda really hoped her cooking would not disappoint.
As the food entered Nelvan's mouth, the man had no expression, his face was so flat that Lynda concluded that Nelvan did not like his cooking. Unexpectedly, however, Nelvan returned to feed the second and third spoons, and so on.
Now Lynda breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that Nelvan would not like the food she had prepared. Not long after Nelvan finished Lynda's cooking, Lynda handed him a glass of mineral water, which Nelvan accepted before swallowing the contents.
As soon as Nelvan had swallowed the water, he dropped the glass on the floor and broke it.
"Mr. Xander, what's wrong with you?" Lynda said frantically, Nelvan's face turning red.
Nelvan turned to Lynda, "You!" Nelvan pointed his finger at Lynda. "What did you put in that food?" he continued.
"I swear I didn't put any poison in it," Lynda replied, Nelvan slapped his hand on the table and pressed the button on his watch and soon Hans arrived.
"Young master,"
Lynda felt hot and cold seeing Nelvan like that. Hans put Nelvan in the wheelchair and immediately took the man to the hospital, Lynda of course went along because she was afraid something would happen to the man, especially since Nelvan had just eaten her cooking.
What if she was accused of poisoning someone? Lynda is scared now, she didn't want to poison Nelvan even before Lynda gave him the food she had tasted first. So even if the food contained poison, she would be the first to die.
Nelvan was brought to the hospital room, Lynda and Hans waited outside, "Mr. Xander won't be hurt, will he? I really didn't know he would be like this, I swear I didn't put any poison in his food," Lynda looked at Hans.
"He's not going to put me in jail for murder, is he?" Lynda was so scared that she made Hans sigh.
"Young master is allergic to peanuts, did you put peanuts in your food?" Hans asked.
Lynda nodded, the ingredients of her homemade dishes were indeed given with peanuts to thicken the sauce, Allexin really liked the food, but Lynda would not have thought that the food was actually a ban for Nelvan.
"I don't know." Lynda sat limply and stared at the white floor she was standing on.
Hans patted Lynda's shoulder, "Young Master is not going to die, so take it easy," he said trying to calm her down.
Lynda looked up, "How can I not worry, I've just made someone like this, allergies are not to be underestimated, I'm afraid he's doing something inside". Lynda's face looked panicked, Hans couldn't help but feel Lynda's fear at that moment.
"The doctor will definitely treat Nelvan, you can calm down."
An agitated sigh escaped Lynda's lips until the doctor came out and Lynda immediately stood up, "The patient is fine, we have given him medicine to reduce the pain," the doctor said, managing to make Lynda sigh in relief.
The door was opened by Lynda, both of Nelvan's eyes were directly on Lynda, Lynda walked down, "Sorry, Mr. Xander. I didn't mean to make you feel like this." Lynda said quietly.
"Do you want me to die in my house on my first day of work? Are you really a murderer who wants to kill me by making me die of allergies?"
"You didn't say if you were allergic to peanuts," Lynda replied.
"Shut up! If you feel guilty about what you did, you should never have done it. You should pay for what you did!"
Lynda lifted her face to stare at Nelvan, restitution? She had only worked at Nelvan's house for less than a day and already had to pay compensation? Where would the money come from?
"Mr. Xander, I'm really sorry," Lynda said regretfully.
"You think your apology will make me feel better!" said Nelvan, Lynda was surprised by the sarcastic voice, she knew she had done something wrong.
"Then what can I do to make up for my mistake?" asked Lynda cautiously, hoping that Nelvan wouldn't burden her with the amount of compensation this man was demanding.
When she heard a snort from Nelvan, Lynda closed her eyes and looked down, Nelvan must have been very angry or he would have been fired on his first day of work. What a horrible work experience, Lynda thought.
"Your pay will be deducted for hospital expenses, and every mistake you make will reduce your pay."
Lynda frowned, she hadn't even been paid yet, who knows how much it was, and now it was being deducted for hospital expenses? This man is really very stingy, his house is as big as a soccer field, but even for hospital fees he has to cut the salary of the servants in his house.
Doesn't he know that Lynda is also in dire need of money for Allexin's schooling, as the time for semester payments is coming up.
"Young master, you can be released from the hospital this afternoon," Hans said.
Nelvan sat and looked at Hans and Lynda in turn, "I will not stay in the hospital, now prepare the car and we will go home," he said.
"But you haven't recovered yet," Hans said.
Nelvan gave his assistant a displeased look and Hans looked down.
"There are people who can serve me, so why stay long in the hospital when this girl has to pay for her actions by taking care of my needs," Nelvan looked at Lynda, the girl looked away.
Hans nodded, "I'll prepare it right away," he excused himself and went out, leaving Nelvan and Lynda inside.
"I'll meet Hans too," Lynda said.
"Who told you?" said Nelvan, causing Lynda's footsteps to suddenly stop.
Her heart beating faster than usual, she slowly turned around to see Nelvan still staring at her with eagle eyes.
Several months later. The seasons had changed, and the white dress with a long train caught the attention of the guests. The veil on Lynda's head completed the beauty and uniqueness of the wedding day she would share with Nelvan today. Lynda's smile never faded as she held a bouquet of flowers with one hand and held Allexin's hand, walking down the aisle towards an altar where Nelvan stood with a pastor. Nelvan wore a black tuxedo, a white shirt, and a bow tie matching the tuxedo. He looked like couldn't wait to reach Lynda. For Nelvan, Lynda looked incredibly beautiful at that moment. With the white wedding dress adorned with diamonds, Lynda's appearance was truly enhanced. Nelvan was touched to see the woman walking towards him, who would soon be his wife. The gaze between the bride and groom didn't waver until Lynda stood in front of Nelvan with Allexin. The teenager placed Lynda's hand in Nelvan's and said, "Now, I entrust Lynda's happiness to you. Never hurt her if you still w
Allexin was also dressed neatly and stylishly, typical of today's teenagers. He had even booked a taxi to their destination.Lynda, feeling confused, just followed wherever Allexin took her. Wherever it was, Lynda was sure it wasn't a dangerous place. Allexin wouldn't put her in danger as long as the teenager could still breathe.The journey was quite long. One hour after getting ready and over thirty minutes on the road."Where are we actually going?" Lynda asked, unable to hold back any longer. But Allexin just replied,"If I tell you now, it won't be a secret anymore." And Lynda just sighed.Suddenly, Allexin gently pulled Lynda. Without asking permission, the teenager put a blindfold on Lynda so she couldn't see anything."Allexin, why can't I see?""Shhh..., just a moment." The taxi stopped, and Allexin led Lynda out of the car and helped her walk to avoid tripping. Warmth was the first thing Lynda felt. It was likely they had entered a room, but Lynda couldn't see anything but da
It was early in the morning when Lynda woke up Allexin for breakfast, but the teenager was nowhere to be found. If it weren't winter, Lynda would know where Allexin went, but now she had no idea where he could have gone so early in the morning.Lynda reached for her phone to contact him, but Allexin's phone rang in the room, indicating it was being charged. Lynda sat and waited for Allexin to return so they could enjoy their meal together.The door opened, and Lynda immediately stood up, thinking it was Allexin, but to her surprise, it was Mia who entered. Lynda quickly ran into her friend's arms."Mia! I missed you so much!" Lynda exclaimed.Mia laughed as she returned Lynda's hug, "I missed you too," Mia replied.Lynda smiled broadly. She initially thought Mia had come alone, but seeing another figure behind Mia piqued Lynda's curiosity. The person was carrying many items, obscuring their face."Who did you bring?" Lynda asked."Let him in first." Mia opened the door to allow the per
Allexin patted Lynda's shoulder, trying to calm her down, but instead of succeeding in soothing Lynda, her brother's gesture only made her cry even more. Lynda didn't care that she looked very embarrassing crying like a child who wanted candy in front of her younger brother.The teenager took several deep breaths. "Is the impact on his head so severe that he doesn't recognize you?" Allexin asked.Lynda turned but then burst into tears again. Allexin massaged his temples. "Stop crying; I know the head injury was quite severe, but I didn't expect it to make him forget you. Perhaps it's just temporary amnesia; you calm down, he will surely remember you again," Allexin said, rubbing Lynda's arm.Lynda's feelings were still very painful. She had been caring for Nelvan day and night to ensure that he regained consciousness. However, when Nelvan opened his eyes and spoke, he didn't recognize Lynda. What was even more painful than that was being considered a stranger when Nelvan had suffered
Unconsciously, seven days had passed, and during that time, Nelvan still refused to open his eyes. The bruises on Nelvan's body had significantly reduced, indicating that Nelvan's condition might soon improve.As Lynda cleaned Nelvan's body with a damp towel, Allexin arrived with a wide smile."Lynda," the teenager called out. Lynda turned, and Allexin proudly displayed his tournament championship certificate. "I won the martial arts tournament yesterday. Don't worry; this is legal, and here's the proof of my achievement," Allexin continued before Lynda could get angry."Really?" Lynda placed the damp towel in the basin, and she took the certificate held by Allexin. Lynda's expression changed as she read Allexin's name written as the winner on it."I'm sorry I couldn't cheer you on during your match yesterday," Lynda said apologetically.Allexin shook his head, "It's not a big deal. In fact, because you didn't come, I was able to win," Allexin joked, chuckling and successfully dodging
A man known to Lynda as Nelvan's cousin arrived. The accident from yesterday had left Nelvan unconscious, and some parts of his body were starting to bruise.His shoulder and head were the same, seeing Nelvan in such a state would undoubtedly evoke pity from anyone who saw him."How is he?" Julius asked."There's still no sign of Nelvan waking up soon," Lynda replied. She then asked, "Have Nelvan's parents been informed about this?"Julius shook his head. "I don't know, but Nelvan is used to this. I mean, if he's sick, neither of his parents really care." Julius placed a flower and its vase on the table.Lynda looked at Nelvan. He had a complete family, but none of them had come to visit when he was sick. The only one who came to visit him was Julius.Shortly after Julius arrived, the door to the hospital room opened again. Hans entered, breathing heavily, looking like he had just finished a marathon."How is Nelvan?" Hans asked immediately. During the incident yesterday, Hans was in
Nelvan's hands clenched tightly as if he could crush anything in his grasp, his face clearly showing restraint to avoid hitting anyone there.Through his eyes, Nelvan saw Lynda in the most dangerous position, feeling incredibly guilty as it was his fault that Lynda was in this situation."What do you want?" Nelvan spoke with a restrained voice, not wanting to engage in small talk when it concerned Lynda's safety.Gilbert took the documents held by the man who had been with him all along. "Sign this; you will get your woman safely after signing this transfer document."Nelvan took the document."Don't scribble over it!" Lynda exclaimed. Nelvan turned; he genuinely wanted to run and take Lynda's place, but he couldn't act directly like that.Nelvan turned back to face Gilbert, who smirked cynically. "Why? Would you prefer the girl to die? What if I activate the bomb attached to her body?""Do you want me to sign this?" Nelvan asked."Of course, what do you think I've wanted all this tim
Nelvan headed to Allexin's location, not to pick up the teenager but to intercept the car carrying Lynda.Nelvan's actions were not on point, and his henchmen also joined in the search for Lynda. After about thirty minutes of searching, Nelvan still hadn't found any signs of Lynda's whereabouts.Nelvan's anxiety clouded his judgment, and all he wanted was to find Lynda safe and sound as soon as possible.Another call from Allexin came in, and Nelvan promptly answered."Have you found Lynda?" Nelvan asked."Not yet, I and the other people are also searching for Lynda, but no luck so far," Allexin replied.Nelvan turned off his phone and focused on finding Lynda. He also waited for one of his men to call and confirm that Lynda was safe. But over an hour had passed, and there was still no sign of Lynda. Both Nelvan and Allexin were equally worried.Elsewhere, Lynda unconscious and bound to a concrete pillar in a standing position, a basin of cold water was poured over Lynda, jolting her
Winter was on the verge of arriving, Nelvan sat in the reading room holding a book, but it wasn't the text in the book he was looking at, but a photo of a beautiful girl smiling sweetly.One thing Nelvan felt at the moment was guilt. Guilt for letting Julia replace him in the accident, and due to Nelvan's carelessness, Julia had found peace in her final resting place.Unexpectedly, after years, someone had imitated Julia's face to deceive Nelvan. No wonder since the incident at the hospital, Bella's presence had been hard to find, and it turned out that the cunning woman had altered her face to resemble the woman Nelvan had once protected.Nelvan's guilt was not only for Julia but also for Lynda. While lost in thought, suddenly Bella, with Julia's face, arrived. Honestly, Nelvan wanted to throw the woman in jail or into the depths of the sea if necessary. Besides her face being made as similar as possible to Julia's, Bella was also very skilled at pretending. If Nelvan made one wrong