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She walked through the blue door and stopped in the hallway, looking at the photographs the way Cloe had looked at them, and then her eyes found the large framed version of Mabel and Agnes, and she stood in front of it for a long moment before she said anything. “She looks like someone who knew exactly what she was doing,” Sophia said quietly, looking at Agnes. “She always did,” Iris said, from beside her. “From the very first day she arrived at Whitmore House at seventeen years old. She walked in and understood everything within a week. Mabel used to say Agnes was the bravest person she’d ever known, because Agnes was never afraid of the work. She was only ever afraid of running out of time

Mrs. Harlow had a first name by noon. Agnes. Elaine found it in an old household employment record buried beneath two newer staff summaries and a scanned insurance inventory that should not have included personnel notes at all. The Grant house had a way of preserving details it did not respect. Names appeared beside silver appraisals, room assignments beside linen counts, years of service beside damage reports. People became part of the household only when the household needed to remember where it had placed them. Agnes Harlow.

"I promise to make this as brief as possible, you don't need more stress...” "You and consideration. Dear, I love trouble, I thrive on it. Scorpio Villa can't be any bubbly without it, so I should be thanking you for this chaos you're cooking up. I smell the violence and I’m intoxicated. Keep blowing the fire, we want more.” She smiles after a long speech. My orbs are wide like I’m in a trance or experiencing hallucinations. Agnes’s age and looks are the perfect deceit. I would never have fucking guessed she's a bitch. The hell! And a badass one as an extra.

Because of the severity of her injuries, they managed to add frustrated murder to the case. "Ma'am Eva, I'm so sorry. You're mother-in-law is waiting for you in the living room. We tried to—" "That's okay, Agnes." Agnes is the maid that Marcus hired for Eva. He noticed that she's struggling between managing her restaurant, her job, and being a mother.

She felt like a light weight. Her head still spun, she couldn't feel her body and she....drank water. water? Her consciousness slowly came back. where was she? she opened her eyes and all she saw was blue. then it dawned on her. Water? she was inside water. her previous memories came flooding in. Agnes.....yes, Agnes. Wait a minute, was Agnes responsible for this? that con artist of a woman threw her into a pool?

Clarissa snapped. Agnes sighed and gave in. She knew she was the reason for the Holmes-Clarissa mess. If she could go back, she would’ve let anything happen—even becoming a maid in her so-called best friend’s mansion. Clarissa, to her, was like a water balloon. Agnes had poked tiny holes in her with all her little decisions. Even if she stopped poking now, the water would still leak out. That’s how the damage felt—irreversible. Back at Stefan’s mansion, a ding came from the oven. Dorothy quickly took the cookies out and plated them on the dining table before calling the kids—and of course, Stefan.

" ‘Of course. It's down the hall,’ she said, pointing to the left of the front desk along a long corridor. “Just keep walking, and you'll find it.” I nodded in thanks and followed her directions. As I approached the kitchen, I could hear the clatter of pans and the rustling of silverware. I pushed open the door to find Agnes, who was muttering angrily to herself. She had a tray in front of her with an array of fluffy white and dark brown bread, various cheeses, and thin slices of cured meat, all set up for making sandwiches. Agnes looked up at me, her eyes brimming with tears. “The Princess has lost touch with her identity. She no longer considers herself Fae,” she said, her voice laced with

The sound was enough to reach Leonard's ears who was just there on the corridor. The middle-aged woman named Agnes helped Iris to lean a little to have some water. Her deadly thirst wasn't satisfied with one glass of water so she asked for more. "More, please.." She spoke meekly and Agnes filled her glass again. "Oh dear, you were unconscious for whole two days." Iris's eyes widened the moment those words registered in her brain. "Two days?" She asked to confirm again as she was never been into any such injury or disease for which she had to be unconscious for forty-eight hours.

“I can't believe you're coming back to this apartment after all these years.” Agnes groans as I push the door to my old apartment open to let us in. “Uh, how come it looks this cool?” Ursula asks as we step in. “Got the caretaker to do some test runs and get the house running,” I explain. “Good thing I came with a housewarming gift then,” Agnes announces, pulling out a bottle of Muscat de Frontignan from the tiny shopping bag she was holding.

“Yeah…. I think that you are right. We need to get rid of him. He is a weakling and we cannot afford to keep him. “Agnes agreed while looking murderous. If not for Jack’s incompetence and that cunning Caroline, she would have succeeded long time ago. Right now, anything that was in her way to the billions of fortune would be stepped on including Jack. There was no need of keeping him. “Are you not guilty for planning to kill him. You have raised him like your kid “Heather asked just by the way and not that she cared. Agnes curved her mouth in to a frown “And it was disgusting. You don’t know how many times I had restrained myself from strangling him. I had to take care of him as a baby. I