Till Divorce Do Us Part
I needed to handle it.
With that, I went back downstairs.
“Hey, Mark, we have been waiting for you,” Mona said the moment she saw me. “Your housekeeper has refused to show my parents to their rooms because you didn’t give them the permission to,” she added.
Well, at least, some of my domestic staff members were reasonable and efficient.
“Their rooms?” I asked Mona with obvious annoyance.
“Yes, Mark. We talked about it, remember? My apartment is too small to accommodate them,” Mona said.
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