Maid for the Billionaire
J A M E S F A L C ON
“Lix,” I called to my cousin as Samantha left, “She’s one of a fierce woman, dude,” I couldn’t help but laugh while still looking out the glass window, where I could see the maid—Samantha, running like some kind of a lunatic, but she stopped when some of the employees greeted her.
“Have you found some information?” His composed demeanor vanished, and he returned to his usual self, so I looked at him.
“Kalix, come on, dude, she’s already dead. Why do you still want to disturb her?” I’m trying my best to convince him to stop obsessing over the dead people. “Stop it already, Kalix.”