Thank You Ma'am Story Novels & Stories

She's made Damien and my life fortunate with her existence. She is our strength. Had it not been for her, this wedding wouldn't take place. Her serene expressions wetted my eyes again. Who would have thought that the woman that guided me and taught me how to be a pleasing housekeeper would become my support system. I love her so much. "I can't imagine my life without you. Thank you so much, Ma. Damien and I are blessed to have you." I whispered and hugged her tighter. She was at a loss of words. Instead her eyes spoke and the shudder in her wrinkled cheeks. I kissed her hands and bowed my head in front of her as the burning in my eyes increased.

Her blood and price on the slave market were higher this way. “We’ll get rid of the marks, I promise. Here, get dressed. There is food waiting for you.” After a few minutes, I tucked the girl into a clean, warm bed, handing her the food afterward. It consisted of simple porridge with fruits and tea. “Eat.” Making myself comfortable in a chair I watched her every move until she put the tray aside. “Good. Now, tell me, what is your name?” “Jo- Jocelyn.” she stuttered after some time, though I almost missed the sound.

she asked, "Mama said you didn't want this grain. Mama said it was the Alpha and Luna who got it for us." I swallowed. She was right. Had it been down to me, we never would have agreed to accept Alpha Rivers' proposal and the starvation would have continued. She kept looking at me with those large, round eyes and I found myself stuttering. "I-...well-" I began. But I was cut short by a wretched scream coming from the other side of the village square. I got straight to my feet and snapped my eyes to the source. There was a woman on her knees, her fingers clawing at her face as she rocked back and forth in total agony. Next to her was a man lying deadly still.

"It really is nice to finally meet you, Adelaide." My momma's eyes glistened with moisture. "Thank you, Silvia, that means more than you know." A stillness fell over the dining room, a calm like that following a storm. Maybe that was what it was. The storm had passed and we were all here. "Now it's my turn," Momma said, "to thank you. I don't know who all is responsible for saving me..." She smiled, her eyes sparkling in a way I couldn't recall witnessing. "...kidnapping me but thank you."

"It really is nice to finally meet you, Adelaide." My momma's eyes glistened with moisture. "Thank you, Silvia, that means more than you know." A stillness fell over the dining room, a calm like that following a storm. Maybe that was what it was. The storm had passed and we were all here. "Now it's my turn," Momma said, "to thank you. I don't know who all is responsible for saving me..." She smiled, her eyes sparkling in a way I couldn't recall witnessing. "...kidnapping me but thank you."

Someone knocked softly on my door and looked up from my tea. "Come in," I said. The door opened and the young maid from earlier stepped inside. Her eyes were still red from crying, but she looked a little better now. "Mrs. Gabrielle," she whispered. She closed the door behind her. "I…I wanted to thank you properly." I put down my cup and stood up. "You don't have to thank me." "Yes, I do," she said. Her voice was shaking. "You saved me and my job. I don't know what would have happened if you hadn't helped."

I thanked the maid that helped me and requested her name - she told me it was Eva. I was so grateful for her assistance and as we talked, I caught the aroma of well cooked dried fish with rice sauce. I maintained my composure in front of Eva, thinking I wouldn't disgrace myself as the daughter of the late great Alpha Mathias by begging for food; petty act. I gave Eva a nod and expressed my profound gratitude once again for her kindness. My father, the late Alpha Mathias, raised me to always show appreciation for any act of goodwill, no matter how small.

They were all stunned. It was obvious none of the McKinneys had ever thanked a maid but I was glad to be the first. The lead maid inched close to me and addressed me, “I am just as shocked as any one of the other maids in the room. No one expected the young wife of the McKinney would offer her thanks after our little help.” “Thanking people is something I do without being told. I'd need some help again to bring down Madame Browne.” As I said the words, the maids roared in delight and agreements.

I said and she laughed "so last week you came late you didn't notice and today you came late again still didn't notice huh?" she asked smirking "ma'am I told you last week that I took my sister to the hospital because of her asthma problem and I taught you understood me and today it's because of the school that I arrived here late, you have to understand ma'am am a student" I said but she pushed me aside and I fell but was caught by miss Chen, I turned to look at her as she continued sharing the money to the rest of the workers

"Thank you, the food is great." The maid smiled at the polite lady in front of them, who was soon going to be the wife of their young master. They bowed and left with the empty plate. Anna looked at ria and smiled " thank you so much, Ria, for saving me." Ria was surprised, she immediately bowed her head."