First Class Servent Novels & Stories

“—then we would be happy to stand by while you rest at your leisure. It’s our privilege to be at your disposal. We live to serve.” She wasn’t drunk on her newly minted authority as the latest inductee into the Premier Guard. She really wasn’t. It was simply a matter of common sense that if she gave her supposed ‘gifted’ servants a direct order, they should have jumped to obey her no matter how eagerly they wanted to serve. Supposedly. It wasn’t a leap at all to conclude with certainty that they were, then, no mere servants at all. They were daring to disobey her even behind a facade of servility because they had been instructed to by someone they feared more than her.

There was one rule that seem to have applied throughout history when it came to proud , arrogant nobles who believed themselves untouchable. Your servants are there only to serve, so long as they perform their duties you wouldn't interfere, they were below you so you wouldn't meet their eyes unless addressing them. The servants revered you, to meet the eyes of their master was generally met with scorn, as such actions were considered borderline impertinent.

I must find a way to make him unhappy with me and then make him automatically give up on me as his servant. I rolled my eyes and suddenly came up with a great idea. He took me to the laundry room on the first floor, a room near the back door, which was only for laundry, but it was white in color and large and brightly lit. Tony said the black one is for Johnathan and the white one is for the servants. The cabinet had all the items needed inside and then it was off. It was my turn to start the big job.

But tonight, I planned to change that. The meal began with a delicate consommé, served in ornate bowls with a small sprig of parsley floating on top. The maids, dressed in crisp black uniforms with white aprons, moved silently around the table, serving each course with practiced precision. The butler, William, stood at attention by the door, overseeing the service with his usual calm demeanor.