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“ Why ? Is there anything I am not doing right with you? Or do you want an increment in a salary? I asked. “ No sir, it’s not about the pay sir, I gave you pay me well and it’s really an honor working for you, it’s just that my daughter wants me to come help with her baby abroad because she just put to bed and she has to return to work, it’s really costly employing nannies over there and since it’s my job , I will do it better that employing someone else” Nanny says. “ Oh, I see, I really wish you will continue to be my son’s nanny, my son is really going to miss you because you have been like a mom to him since he was baby even I will miss you because I really love your job” I said.

“That’s not an issue at all. I’m aware that you’ve just been fired from your job, and you’re facing eviction soon. You put in an application to be my daughter’s nanny. I’ve come here to conduct the interview, and consider yourself hired.” I stepped back a little. “So, do you make a habit of offering jobs to every woman you’ve had a one-night stand with? And besides, is this really the way you interview someone who’s supposed to look after your child?” He handed over his business card to me. “The salary is a thousand dollars an hour, and you’ll get your own private room. Take some time to mull it over, accept the offer, and reach out to me before they kick you out of this apartment.”

“ Why ? Is there anything I am not doing right with you? Or do you want an increment in a salary? I asked. “ No sir, it’s not about the pay sir, I gave you pay me well and it’s really an honor working for you, it’s just that my daughter wants me to come help with her baby abroad because she just put to bed and she has to return to work, it’s really costly employing nannies over there and since it’s my job , I will do it better that employing someone else” Nanny says. “ Oh, I see, I really wish you will continue to be my son’s nanny, my son is really going to miss you because you have been like a mom to him since he was baby even I will miss you because I really love your job” I said.

" Ethan? I didn't know who that was, but I just nodded in agreement. I had a slim chance of being chosen as the nanny, but I had to try my best. I heard the maids talking about the salary. $32 freaking dollars an hour and $67,500 annually could change my life forever, and I can't miss this chance without knowing I did everything I could. "Hmm, that's quite surprising. She adjusted her glasses. "Any professional experience?" "No, but I would do my best to make sure you don't have anything to worry about," I answered carefully, but they just nodded their heads, writing something down on their jotter.

I scrolled down further, my thumb freezing when a newly posted ad caught my eye. URGENT: Nanny needed immediately. Must survive high-stress environments. Short-tempered child. $10,000/month. Cash paid weekly. I blinked, staring at the number. Ten thousand dollars a month? Cash? That had to be a typo. Or a scam. Or a joke. But then I looked down at my wet shoes, thought about Todd’s cheating face, and remembered Mr. Henderson throwing me out into the rain. At this point, even if the job was a front for something illegal, I didn’t care. Ten thousand dollars could buy me a new life.

"Salary range?" "Sixty thousand annually, plus room and board if live-in. Medical benefits included. Two weeks paid vacation." "That's generous for a nanny position." "I'm not hiring just anyone to raise my son. I want someone exceptional." "Understood. I'll have the posting ready within the hour. Where should I advertise?" "The usual places. International nanny agencies, local employment sites, university job boards. I want a wide pool of candidates." "Done." Margot made more notes. "Anything else?"

"How much more?" He named a figure that made my vision blur. It was more than I made in six months at the hospital. More than enough to contribute significantly toward Kai's surgery. "That's too much for a nanny position." "It is what I'm offering." I stared at him, trying to understand the catch because there was always a catch. "What exactly would this job entail?" "Just twice weekly visits. Tuesday and Thursday evenings. You would arrive at six, spend time with the children, put them to bed, and stay overnight in the guest room. Leave the next morning before they wake up."

I know I'm wrong, I'm sorry, it won't happen again! “You always say that but I didn't fulfill it and you said you were going to pay me less because the company was going through problems, but can you and can you afford to travel and waste money? Where is your position as a father and your responsibility to take care of Yan? Lucky for you, I like him and care about him, but that doesn't mean you can abuse it, I'm never just a babysitter! “I was wrong, yes, I will pay you everything for the weeks you stayed and settle it with Lia, where is she anyway?

They were against the idea of having maids, nannies or cooks. Even though Mrs Neumann never got a maid or nanny for Rodney, she would always leave him at my house or with her mother or some other trusted neighbors. Cases of maids, nannies, cooks, butlers and gardeners stealing, kidnapping and murdering their employers or family members of their employers was on the high side in Las Vegas. It was almost an everyday occurrence so everyone was being careful of any staff. "Hi." She said as she kept smiling and staring at me with tears in her eyes.

her aunt answered without preamble, her voice businesslike, as it always was when she was fixing something, "I just got off the phone with Mr. Ross and the position is yours if you want it. Live-in nanny to his eight-month-old son. He lives in a penthouse on Central Park West. The starting salary is two hundred and fifty thousand a year, with a full benefits package that includes a private suite, and a car service to get you wherever you need to go. You start Monday." Amy actually wobbled. "Two hundred and... Fifty? Aunt Clara, I have no experience with children; I can barely keep a plant alive." "You are bright, you are patient, and you need this more than anyone I know. Listen, he's desper