Surviving As A Maid Novels & Stories

"Just because I've never seen anyone leave here doesn't mean it never happens. I, myself am trying to get out of this place just like you. So don't lose hope." May looked up at Kamila's face. "How did you end up in this place?" "I ran away from home and took a job offer from the newspaper as a maid. When I found out what was happening here, it was too late for me to back out. Madame Jade might only command me to work as a maid for now, but it doesn't mean she won't command me to do something else in the future. She always said that if a man was looking for a fat blonde woman, she would throw me to the lions."

“But how do I not? Starting tomorrow I am his personal maid, Mara. His personal maid. What does that even mean for me?” She was quiet for a moment. Then she said, “I will not lie to you and tell you it is nothing. Others who held that position before you, some of them did not last. Small mistakes, a spilled cup, a wrong word at the wrong time. He has a short patience and a shorter mercy.” She paused. “But you have survived this far. That is not nothing. People have broken faster than you in much less time. So I think you will be okay.” I looked at her. “How do you stay so steady here? After everything?”

DANIEL'S POV. THE NEXT DAY. I couldn't believe I'd hired that girl. She was so weird and different from anyone I'd seen before and that didn't sit well with me. My pitying self just had to look into her big eyes and give her what she wanted. Now I'm stuck with her as my maid. "What's that lady's name again?" I asked Clara who was doing her best to keep up with my stride. "Jessica Cooper," Clara said, out of breath.

I couldn't let them suspect that I was anything more than a weak omega, but serving Cara was the last thing I'd ever do. But I knew that if I protested, it wouldn't end well, so I was dragged back to Cara's quarters, my anger palpable. I knew I had to keep up the act, but serving Cara was the last thing I wanted to do. As we entered her quarters, Cara turned to me with a sneer. "You'll be doing my laundry, cooking my meals, and cleaning my quarters. And if you so much as think about disobeying me, you'll suffer the consequences."

Bright long hair and light brown eyes came into view the instant I turned around. Eyes squinting at me, Savannah peered on at my figure, pushing closer to face. "You look really familiar" She spoke. I forced a smile on my lips at once, trying to walk away, but her words stopped me at once. "I've seen you before" I heard her say, and just then her eyes widened. "Yes" She exclaimed. "You're the maid from Cameron's house" "what are you doing here?" She questioned, grinning from cheek to cheek.

'Maharani, you must be strong and keep spirit! "Rani! I call you Rani, ok. You're hired! The trial within three months. If you pass, you’ll continue. If you're not, you have to go home. Because this work is quite hard, I pay you six million rupiahs! I must see the quality of your work!" 'Haah, six million rupiahs as a maid? How hard is the job, anyway?' There are not a job as a maid out there pay that much in the beginning. Especially with an age that is not young anymore. Like me. ******

"You are just making excuses. Your aunt said you worked as a maid before. Does being my bride more tiring than working as a maid?" Yena lowered her eyes. A maid.... She remembered the time she had spent in that mansion. Although the work was a bit hard at first, she was able to adapt. She was also happy there because she was working under a kind boss. She enjoyed chatting and serving the eldest young madame. Although it was only a short time, for the first time in her life, Yena was able to do something she wanted. However, now, she wouldn't be able to return to that place.

My best friend Magda would always tell me that, but sometimes, I couldn't help but feel like I was living a low life. As I thought about going to my new place of work, I knew that I had to brace myself for whatever lay ahead. In a few minutes, I would be off to cover my duties and chores, and I only hoped that the maids there were at least somewhat decent. Working as a maid was not my dream job, but it was the only thing I could do for now.

My body reminds me of what I lost. “I lost my baby,” I whisper. She goes quiet. “I don’t even know how to be a daughter right now,” I continue. “What is she going to see? A princess? A miracle?” I laugh bitterly. “No. She’ll see a woman who couldn’t even protect her child.” “You survived torture,” the maid says firmly. “You survived a fire meant to erase you. You survived years hunted by men who destroy everything they touch.” “I didn’t survive today,” I say softly.

He said and sat down. “So, what would you like to do to this maid? The traitor made a decision to get?” Levi asked. It turned out one of the maids in the mansion has been working as a mole for a rival mafia group. “Nothing. Keep watching her. We can make this work for us.” “Alright then, noted.” Levi nodded. “Also, about your little plaything, I haven't gotten anything yet on her other than what we knew before now; I think she's safe. As safe as a human can be, at least,”