Housekeeping นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Neutral things. The kitchen connects directly to the living space. Clean counters. Stainless steel appliances. “There are two bedrooms upstairs,” Calix says. “And a small office. In case you want to handle bookings or paperwork from here.” I walk slowly through the space, trailing my fingers lightly along the back of the couch. I walk into the kitchen and open one of the cabinets. Plates. Glasses. Everything already in place. I close it gently. “Thanks for all this,” I say quietly.

“I want to keep you company.” “Nah,” she shook her head. “I'm fine. If I need anything, the housekeeper is here to help.” A smile passed between us. The housekeeper appeared at the doorway as though knowing that she was needed. “Good night.” Ruth blew me a kiss. “Night,” I mumbled and joined the housekeeper. We sauntered through the hallway and slowed before a heavy wooden door. “The master’s bedroom. If you need anything, just press the call button by the bedside.”

“I’ll return the clothes after washing.” “I’ll take them the next time that I drop by yours.” He nodded. By the time I had washed my mug, changed into my own clothes and put his used ones in a cover, he too had finished his coffee and washed up. “Are you sure about breakfast?” “Yes.” I proceeded past him to the entryway and wore my shoes. Then, I turned to him who had followed me till there and bowed. “Thank you for letting me stay. Sorry for causing you trouble.”

No matter what, since heaven had given me a second chance at life, I absolutely could not allow the tragedy of my previous life to repeat itself. I returned to the bedroom and began ordering small home surveillance cameras online. In my previous life, when Megan first came to work in our home as a housekeeper, I had wanted to install cameras, but Daniel felt it would be disrespectful to someone living under our roof. Thinking back on it now, it was precisely because of our kindness that we had walked step by step into her trap.

said Marvel. "Okay, I obey my husband's orders," said Keysha with a smile. "Oh yes, dear, once a week there will be a thorough cleaning of the house, which will be carried out by professionals, because they will clean up to the outside windows, while inside the house it will be the maids' daily business," Marvel explained. "Okay," answered Keysha, smiling.

Sharon said, Henry just smiled, and he said, “Sharon, those things scattered on the floor Is a welcome decorations, so, you don't need to do that, I have people specially for domestic works,” Henry said, and he led Lisabeth to a well furnished apartments with two housekeepers, and he later led Sharon to the well furnished master's bedroom, Sharon was excited, and amazed, and she asked, “Is this your house,?“ “Yeah, this Is our home,” Henry retorted,

"The silent alarm was turned on." "Oh, I- I'm sorry. I must've been slow with the code." "Maybe. Leave us alone." "But I haven't finished cleaning..?" "And I didn't get enough sleep." "Yes, Miss." A mess of blonde hairs nods then hurries to leave. Another one of the hot housekeepers passes by me, as I'm standing at the door. She's wearing the same sexy uniform like the others and smells like fresh flowers. Do they all have to be so seducing?

Nikki POV “We have 36 beds prepared, there is toilet tissue and hand soap in the bathrooms, towels, washcloths and 3 in 1 cleanser in the shower rooms dispensers,” I recited as Charity followed behind me with a list on the clipboard I gave her. “You have Silvie, Jonas and Maisey stocking the kitchenette with water and snacks,” she added as I continued to check and make sure we were prepared for the first of our arrivals.

Until I fell asleep. I woke up to the shower running. The bed was empty next to me. Kaya had gotten up and was cleaning herself. I picked up the clothes on the floor and put them in the hamper. Kaya would wash them at the end of the week. I remember her saying how convenient everything was. When she discovered how the machines work, Helen told me she would not stop talking about it. I loved that she appreciated all the small things.

"Most of the guests just checked out, so it's cleanup before the next batch arrives. Try to be quick and quiet. No wandering off. Got it?" I nodded. We grabbed fresh linens and spray bottles from the housekeeping room, and she handed me a laminated checklist. I'd done this before, though not often. I knew the routine, strip the beds, wipe the mirrors, sweep the sand from the floor tiles. Still, there was something different about today. A buzz in the air I couldn't name.