Lucky Housekeeper Novels & Stories

“The big house is ours. That's our old house with Mom and Dad. I just fixed it. Attorney Chu helped me in this, when I was working here in Manila I met her. I was surprised because I can't believe there is still someone who was looking for us. She is the daughter of our parent's former lawyer, she also told me that our parents left an inheritance. And first I would not have accepted because we are happy with our quiet life. But Lucky, for a few years I harboured what I wanted to happen. The money I have will help me get justice for Mommy and Daddy. I know you were little then and you didn't see what happened but I was there, watching them killed by those demons…. ” I couldn't stop crying, I

Send me the patient's case file by email " Natalie said and hung up the call When Natalie came down with the necessary documents, she saw the Butler talking to a new housekeeper. Seeing Natalie coming down, the Butler said, "Since Mrs. Center Happy is not here now, I have appointed a new housekeeper. Her name is Jolly. Jolly will do all the work for Happy until Happy comes. If you want to ask her anything, you can ask her " Hearing the Butler's words, Natalie said, "I have nothing to ask. Lucian trusts you and has entrusted all the responsibilities to you. Since Lucian trusts you, I also trust you. You explain all the work to her. I have an important task, I am going out now. I will be back

The dim light illuminated most of the house. The discomfort in her stomach and throat had disappeared, as if the previous bout of vomiting had been a hallucination. She got out of bed, left the room, descended the stairs, and returned to the living room to retrieve her phone, which she had left on the sofa earlier in the afternoon. Amidst the boundless darkness, she switched on each light one by one, hoping to alleviate the lingering sense of loneliness. Even though she had spent most of her time alone at home in the past, for some reason, the house felt exceptionally vast and spacious today.

"Honey, I bought this for you. Here. If I gamble, I'll definitely have good luck, won't I?" I smiled as I took it. "Of course. You'll have all the luck in the world." Then I added, sweetly, "And Honey, you want your parents to be healthy and live long, full lives, don't you?" Clutching the locket and bangle, lost in fantasies of wealth, he replied carelessly, "Of course." That night, I bought him a ticket to a casino notorious for its shady dealings. Through the barrage, I watched it all unfold in real time.

he said to the little girl who shrugged. “Well, count your blessings that you are not my driver. Because if you were then I would have fired you a long time ago,” Lily retorted. “Okay enough, Lily did you get to go to the toilet?” Emma asked Lily who shook her head. “Yes, your little monster made me drive to this fancy hotel and tip one of the workers to use the toilets but she still didn’t,” the guy said. “Why is that Lily? I mean they went out of their way to do that for you,” Emma said.

Their bodies, torn and gashed and trembling, reaching as far as the eye could see. “And where is your dark?” Evangelical said. She stood in the doorway, shaking the rain from her coat. Then fast, too fast, she was in the chair, tea in hand. In the kitchen she now was, her arm shoved deep in a cupboard. Then gone, the lock turning as she let herself in. Then, again, in the chair, her hand reaching to press against Lucky’s forehead, concerned her charge was running a fever. It was too fast. The past rushing, bleeding into the present. All of it too fast. Lucky turned away to look out the window, her head confused and light and swimming. There were so many, she thought. So many dead. “I couldn’

She moved it out and then to the bedside drawer, and she saw the money. "Gosh! Why would he be so reckless to leave his money scattered all over? What if some notes fell and the vacuum cleaner swallows it?" She muttered sighing. She stopped the machine, packed the notes neatly, and folded it, dropping them inside the drawer. She went on with her cleaning and after some minutes she was done cleaning the entire room. She walked to the bathroom and started taking care of it too. Landon heard the Vacuum machine stop for a long time, so he guessed she must be done cleaning.

"Right! Sophie gave it to me. She was there too at the time. Megan and her even pretended not to know each other." But why was Great-Uncle Harold asking this? And how did he know about the layout of our house? Great-Uncle Harold’s expression grew solemn. Stroking his beard, he spoke in a low voice, "All of your bad luck likely started because of that thing." Daniel was an atheist, but seeing how serious Great-Uncle Harold looked, even he began to half-believe. "Great-Uncle Harold, what do you mean? I don’t quite understand."

The thought that it could lead to catastrophic failure never crossed her mind. “Dale!” Michael finally caught his breath. “Where the hell did you find this idiot? Wrecking one shipment wasn’t enough! People got hurt!” Dale flinched and rushed to defend himself. “Michael, I hired her for you. When I met a fortuneteller, he told me Kimmy was a walking good-luck charm for the company. He said if we took her in, business would keep booming. He said your health would improve, too. I only hired her for the company and for you!”

Her reaction startled everyone. "There’s nothing down there. My house doesn’t even have a basement. All of you, leave!" Faced with the confusion around me, I let out a soft laugh, my eyes filled with mockery. "Enough. Stop crying. Even if there is a child… it doesn’t belong to her. "I’ve been running this stall for eight years. I’ve never failed. Everyone gets pregnant. Do you know why you can’t?" I stared straight at her. "Because you… aren’t Mara Kessler at all."