Hired As A Nanny Novels & Stories

she whispered. "Good," I called out Marisa as I watched her approach me with swift haste. Marisa was my nanny when I was just a kid before she eventually retired when I grew up and was sent to a different country. Upon meeting her again, I decided to hire her to manage the house when I wasn't around. I could say she took care of things in my absence.

“I have worked with traveling families before. I’m adaptable. My goal is to make your lives easier.” We wrapped up after another five minutes of questions, after which we promised to reach back to her and Atlas escorted her back, I turned so I was facing Thane. “What do you think?” His eyes fell to the couch opposite us that she had just vacated. “She seems okay enough.” I heaved out a sigh “Hired then?” “Hired.” I leaned back into my chair with a satisfied smile; we'd gotten a nanny, and now we could focus on our wedding.

And paused at the door, as I watched them interact. “Keren. Stop acting so spoiled! I’m your Nanny, not your friend.” “You are not my Nanny!” The latter replied, defensively with her hands crossed across her chest. Ever since she’d woken up, she’d been easily irritated and wouldn’t take a no for an answer. “Well, Hello, I am. Your Dad hired me.” Her expression changed at the mention of him. “He’s not here to say anything.” “He isn’t. But that doesn’t change the fact that I am your new Nanny.”

" But I also don't like leaving Sarah alone with the babysitter. Even more so now that Lùcia is no longer taking care of our house. '' "I understand you, but we checked this nanny very well before hiring her. She was also nominated by a very credible agency and I really like Isabela. She has shown herself to be a very responsible girl. '' I had hired a person to help me with Sarah's care, as I had gotten a job that I had been wanting for a long time and that due to pregnancy I ended up not being able to accept. But Sarah was already going to turn one year old and since I always had Marta at home, I accepted the position of a social worker at the foundation I wanted so much.

Who the hell was the woman and what was she doing here? "So, gather around guys. I want to introduce you to someone that will be part of our family too," Alex announced loudly. Part of our family? I almost had a seizure at the mention of that word. "How is she part of our family, dad?" Aiden raised a curious brow. "Because she will be your new nanny. I've employed her to be your nanny and to release your mom from stress. You guys should treat her well and make her happy," Alex replied.

Crazy as it was, I didn't care. That's when I hired Nana. She's not only a nanny but she has a nursing degree and specialized in pediatrics. Savannah was reluctant at first, but she warmed to the idea after a while. If we were to ever need extra hands, I wanted to introduce that person into our children's lives as soon as possible and not later in life. I knew before the boys were here I'd want more children and it wasn't but a few years later Savannah was giving me another little baby boy. The boys love Nana like a grandma. She fits with our family and even babysits for my dad and his wife's kid from time to time.

“Tell me more about you. Yesterday was quick. What made you want to do this kind of work?” She sipped her lemonade, thinking. “I just graduated with a degree in early childhood education, like I told you yesterday. The company job is okay for now, mostly admin stuff, but it doesn’t feel…meaningful, yunno. I’ve always loved kids. They’re honest and funny and fun to be around. When you offered the nanny position, it felt like the universe was nudging me, a side hustle that might turn into something real.”

“I’m here to assist you, Mr Collin. Mr Roy hired me as your nanny while he’s away for a few hours.” “Nanny?” I repeated, confused. “What do you mean? Is he going somewhere?” “Yes, he said he might not be here for a while, so I’m here to keep you company and help you with anything you need.” I took a moment to think about what she said. “So, you’re here to take care of me like nanny’s takes care of children?” Fuck! “Exactly,” she said, putting the bag down on the table and smiling calmly at me. She didn’t even deny my question. Wow.

“Agreed.” Ashton picked up his phone and dialed the number for the nanny agency. His voice was clipped and cold, a stark contrast to the warmth that had filled the room just an hour before. “This is Ashton Knight,” he said into the phone. “Regarding the nanny position. We’ve made a decision.” He paused, and in that brief silence, Avery felt a shiver of apprehension, a final, fleeting doubt. “Miss Vance is hired. For a trial period.” ***

There was also an address and an instruction to “Apply Within.” I blinked. Read it again. My heart did a weird little flip. Room and board. Translation: a roof over my head. Meals I didn’t have to pay for. And actual money on top of that? It almost sounded like a scam. Or a miracle. God, is that you? I copied the number down so fast I nearly spilled my coffee. Me, a nanny. I had no qualifications, no references, unless you counted balancing on six-inch heels while dodging grabby hands as “childcare adjacent.” But what was the worst that could happen?