Novel & Cerita Maid Stories

but Aubrey remained silent, her gaze fixed on the ground. "You didn't listen to your mother. Apologize to my wife," Mrs. Davis demanded. Aubrey raised her eyes, met Davis's gaze, and stammered, "I-I-I am..." Interrupting her, Evan's voice resonated through the room. "My wife will not apologize to anyone," he declared, surprising everyone, including Mrs. Jane, who looked at Evan in disbelief. "Your wife?" Mr. Davis questioned, shocked. "Yes, both you and your mistress were berating my wife," Evan affirmed. "So, you married a maid," Mr. Davis sneered. Evan laughed and responded, "She is not a maid. She chooses to work because she enjoys it. Besides, you can marry any random woman off the stre

e addresses the ladies of his family, "Do you guys mind if I steal my fiancée for a while?" Both Lora and Scarlet force a smile as Dominic and Elizabeth turn to walk away. As they move away, Lora and Scarlet continue whispering until Mrs. Johnson passes by. Lora seizes the opportunity to inquire, "Do you happen to know Elizabeth?" Mrs. Johnson takes a deep breath, prepared to reveal the truth. "Yes, she has been hired as a maid at the chalet." Scarlet and Lora stand astonished, exchanging horrified looks. The revelation shatters their assumptions and raises questions about Elizabeth's true identity and her relationship with Dominic.

Feli muttered. The more she thought about it, the more she felt that her daddy was possessed by an evil spirit. "WHAT!!! MAID? SERIOUSLY?" screeched Sally and Feli nodded lazily. "Why are we in the same boat? WHAT THE FUCK!" Sally grabbed her own hair in frustration. The girl walked back and forth in front of Feli, leaving Feli clueless about her best friend's reaction. "What do you mean?" Sally stopped her movement and sat down beside Feli. "My daddy also gave me that damn mission to pass. If I want an island and its facilities, I have to become a maid in an unknown place later," Sally told Feli.

I clenched my jaw, my boots echoing down the stone corridor as I tried to keep the anger from spilling out of place. As I walked, my ears picked up on the whispers of the maids that was on going. “Ma Sarah slapped so hard.” “Are you sure she's her blood sister?” “I mean, I doubt if they are related. The way Ma Sarah treats her, no real sister does that to her sister.” “They came from the blue Moon pack and over there, I heard Maya killed someone.” Their gasps weren't as quiet as they thought, I had heard the topic of their gossip but I leaned in for more, my curiosity grew. It yearned to be satisfied.

“You knew my mother? My real mother…” She nodded. “I did.” I took a shaky breath. “Then tell me. Who was she?” Sadie stepped forward, her old-wrinkled hand reaching out to grasp my own. “Come child. There is much you need to understand.” I sat by the fire, encircled by the Dusk Raiders while Elder Sadie disclosed everything to me. “Your mother, Liana, she was our leader,” she started. “She was strong, powerful. A witch like no other.”

“And did you?” Marjorie’s voice drops to a conspiratorial whisper, her gaze losing focus as if she is staring directly through the stone walls and into the past. “Of course, I didn’t listen,” she murmurs. “What child would? To me, my mother was a strict, paranoid woman slowly losing her grip on reality. Lady Ida was a fairy godmother, spoiling us rotten with her treasures and foreign chocolate. When my mother locked me in my room during Ida’s visits, I thought it was cruelty. I’d cry until Ida herself found me in our quarters and stole me away alongside the other maids for feasts and picnics and endless sweets.”

without a fight that would leave them both in ruins. "Daddy isn't coming home... is it because there’s a pretty lady outside?" Maddy asked suddenly. Sarah’s heart skipped a beat. A cold, prickling sensation crawled up her spine. "Maddy... who told you that? Where did you hear such a thing?" "A pretty lady told me," Maddy said, clutching Sarah’s hand. "She said she was going to be Maddy’s new mommy. She bought me lots of candy and toys, but I didn't take them. I told her I don't want a new mommy. I only want you."

Her shrill voice rose, drawing even more attention. Her mother rushed to her side in alarm. “What’s wrong, child? Who did this to you?” she gasped, noticing Ronda’s dress already stained with wine. “She did!” Ronda spat, pointing at Tessy. “This lowlife maid!” Mrs. Hill’s eyes flicked over Tessy, hesitant. The girl wasn’t dressed like a maid, her gown looked expensive, refined. But still, she chose to stand by her daughter. After all, they were elites, friends of the Smith family. In their circle, they could get away with almost anything.

Maia keeps her hand where it is and ponders what I’ve just said. ‘I know what you are, Maia,’ I tell her, kissing her fingers. She smiles at the sensation. ‘What do you mean you know what I am?’ She asks. ‘You’re the one in the stories... you’re the Forest Princess,’ I tell her assuredly and smile. ‘Oh. I know that,’ she says. ‘I know much about you. Hundreds of years ago, it wasn't just humans on these lands. There were also orcs, witches, vampires, fae, sprites and mages. You’re a

“I made sure that I scanned the room thoroughly and there was no sight of blood or scent of it either. Plus, if there was any bloodshed, I’m pretty sure that Samiya would have mentioned something. The woman looked too calm when I shifted back.” Once again, Mae nodded. “So what are your theories? You must have something. I know you,” I pressed, leaning forward, my eyes searching every feature on Mae’s face, letting her know just how serious I was about this. The woman released a sigh. “Fated mates. A second chance granted to you by the moon goddess herself.” Her words sent a dagger right through my chest and the silence that followed after only helped in twisting the dagger even more into my