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"The housekeeper I am replacing, she is the overseer of the mansion and Mr Knight trusted her to hire the household help, there are too many applicants waiting because of the big salary and many benefits. My only advantage is your dad, who gave me the referral " Dad worked as a finance officer in one of the knights Holding company in New York. Ever since, I could remember, he was already with the company, the decent life that we have, we owe it all to the knights I was really happy that Aunt Jodie got the job at the Knights Mansion, After jumping from one employer to another, she finally got a good one, she's Dad's younger sister, unmarried and lives alone, An housekeeping job would suit her

"What, are you questioning the judgment of a CEO? Jacob is sharp and presentable. Seems like a fine match to me." Mrs. Parker could no longer hold back. She stood up, visibly irritated. "Mr. Olson! Chloe and Jack are in love—you can't just tear them apart! If you feel your son isn't ready for marriage, fine. But using the housekeeper to humiliate my daughter? If your family looks down on us, then I will absolutely not allow this marriage to move forward!" Jacob paled at her words, his eyes glistening. Chloe, watching him, felt a sharp pang of pity. She frowned and turned to me, voice low and warning.

she says. Before I can reply, a familiar elderly woman appears in front of me, tray of samosas in hand. She's smiling from ear to ear, wrinkles at the corner of her melancholic eyes. "Oh, Leonardo! My baby!" she cries, stretching her arms to pull me into a grandmotherly hug. She still smells faintly of lavender and fried onions. "Look at you! The little boy I used to chase around the piano room is gone!" Madam Gertha is the housekeeper of the Knight mansion. Growing up, she was my only friend. She fed me stories when my father fed me his silence.

ANDREA “Look mummy, we can see everything from here. Including a swimming pool,” Diane exclaimed as we walked into our spacious, and elegantly decorated room with a view of the city. I smiled, my heart swelling with love for my daughter. “Yes, we can. It's a beautiful view,” I said, as I watched Diane run to the window pressing her nose against the glass. The bellman who helped us with our luggages set them down and handed us our keys.

“The Miami project has been losing money for three months. I will go there and fix it.” In my past life, my father took the trust fund my mother left me, and all of it ended up in Seraphina's pocket. When things got bad, I asked her for fifty thousand dollars. She laughed and transferred thirty thousand with a note that said her sister loved her. I learned my lesson, and I refused to make the same mistake again.

I ask. “That is Carolina, she is the daughter of my late housekeeper. Regina hired the housekeeper after we married and she brought her daughter along. The girl was sweet but I never did trust her. She was rude to Everly and I think she stole from her as well.” Aaron answers.

Junior just smiled, first thing that came up on his mind is his Uncle Willie's Scottish daughter. "I apologize Junior, we don't mean that we are rushing you to give us Great Grand Daughter..Just do what you want in life... That's what Aunt Sophia told me before she left, she wanted every Darcys to let them be who or what they are." said Grandpa "That's a good thing Eddie.." said Grandma Wilma while holding his husband's hand. "Yeah I guess so..." "Now, go to your respective rooms and clean yourself, we still have thanksgiving to celebrate. I'll send maids on Ellie and Jerry's room to help them."

My grand daughter is a very lucky little girl to have this good boy. "Grandma, how have you been? Have you been in good health?" He asked, his beautiful blue eyes staring warmly at mine. "Never been better." Before I extended my arms for another hug. He made me feel warmth and I felt happy for my granddaughter once again. He directed the workers where to put my luggage and helped me inside. "How's your trip? Your daughter didn't notify me of your trip, I would have prepared beforehand." He sat me down. I looked round and realized nothing much has really changed in the mansion. The pictures from their marriage adorned a part of the living room.

“Aiden, it isn’t that great Grandpa doesn’t want to help, it’s that your father is too stubborn and he has been like this since he was young. If he has decided on a certain matter, the more others force him, the more he wants to do it the other way round.” Aiden twitched his lips and his face was full of grievance. He was seemingly on the verge of tears. “Hey, don’t cry. Isn’t great Grandpa thinking of a solution?” Edward coaxed Aiden while shouting in the direction outside the house, “Perry, have you found out the things that I’ve asked you to investigate?” “Yes.” The old housekeeper hurriedly entered the dining room, stood straight, and said respectfully, “Ms. Crowther is sent to Cape Town

That they wanted me to be their mother, once they had gotten to know me, and Grandpa, was even more miraculous. The girls and I lived in a guesthouse that he had built in back of the main house. I paid him rent (which he put into an education fund for the girls) so that I could show the authorities that I was properly supporting my daughters. Grandpa hired Myrtle Smith, a childless middle-aged war widow to keep both houses cleaned. We ate dinner every night in the main house. As great-grandpa to my girls, he doted on them as he had done with me. Since I worked different shifts each week at the hospital, he often filled in at parent teacher conferences and at school activities in which they w