Daycare Attendant X Reader Novels & Stories

Jessica shouted, Anna smiled and walked to the car, she turned to Xavier. “You take care okay?” She said, Xavier nodded and they drove off. “Oh Jessy! You're really a life saver.” Anna giggled. ***** Anna got to work and dropped her bag in the nurses room. Sorry to introduce late, she is a pediatrician. Today is their Antenatal day and it's her turn to teach and advise pregnant mothers in the lesson room. She walked briskly to the room and greeted everyone.

“Is there anything else for this evening, Sir?” “No, that’s fine Tate, you can go home now and enjoy some time with your family. I’ll see you in the morning. If you want to come in later for working so late tonight, feel free to do so.” She smiles. Tate is a pretty woman in her early thirties with shoulder length golden-blonde hair and soft brown eyes. She lives with her accountant husband and their two young kids. A boy and a girl, I think. “Thank you, Xander. I’ll take the kids to school and give my husband the morning to get in his office earlier then come straight in. If you need me in the meantime, the mobile will be on.”

, Alec ordered calmly. " I can't ! ", Amara murmured as she was ashamed of her poverty. Alec sensed her worry and said, "Don't worry, our company has arranged a daycare centre for single mothers, there is no charge . ", Alec said. " But I am not your employee ", Amara asked. Alec called his assistant and ordered him to take Anjali with him. " Sweetie! Follow uncle and he will take you to meet new friends, Mommy will see you in the evening. ", Amaras said to Anjali and hugged her.

She looked down, "Mrs. Ruviolo said her last goodbye earlier. She said that she's transferring her son to that daycare." My eyes widened, "Wait, Kyle's transferring?" She nodded sadly. "Mrs. Ruviolo wanted a male sitter for her son." "But we have a male sitter!" She looked at me smugly, "No, we don't." Oh right. "It's because I don't trust any 'male' for the job, Beth." "I know." She sighed, "Oh, and Xia transferred there already." "What?!" I gasped out. Xia is an Asian young woman who was an intern in this daycare.

“How would you feel about taking on a consultancy contract for a corporate daycare development?” My brows knitted together. “Corporate daycare?” “Yes. Knight Enterprises is developing a new branch downtown. They’re moving into family-centered job perks. They want a renowned childcare psychologist to consult on design, structure, and curriculum.” My blood turned to ice. Knight Enterprises. My heart banged into my ribs so hard I feared it could fracture them. I attempted to talk but my mouth was dry. “Anna?” I gulped hard, pushing my voice to function. “I… I’d be honoured. Of course.”

“I’m – I’m working on things. I’m feeling clearer, more centered.” The other women nodded quietly. “You hungry?” Emma said, changing the subject. “You can come and sit, meet some of the women and the younger kids, chat over lunch.” “There are lots of kids here?” Alexandra said, and nobody could miss the longing in her voice. “I love kids.” “Well, some of them are at school, of course,” Emma said. “But we have eight in the daycare program in-house while their Moms take lessons, job hunt, and have therapy sessions.”

I find a highlighted section. My eyes skim the paragraph once. Then twice. Then a third time because surely I have misunderstood. According to the very carefully worded clause buried in the small print, by accepting employment within the daycare I have agreed that in situations concerning my health, safety, welfare, security, supernatural development, or any circumstances deemed extraordinary, decision-making authority may temporarily transfer to the directors of the organisation. Directors. Plural. My gaze slowly lifts toward the five men sitting around the table.