The Nanny Novels & Stories

“Friend, don’t mess around! I'll tell you the real reason for this later, but today we're going home together to enjoy the end of the week. My day off came and yet, I stopped myself from worrying about who Yan would end up with. He himself told me that he wouldn't like me to go, as I would have to live with an old and boring lady. At that time, I laughed a lot, being a child and being real. But I tried to explain that I would be back soon, it was just a weekend and I needed to rest and sort things out before I got back. When he arrived at the end of the afternoon, the lady arrived and she really looked like a boring old woman, but she couldn't do anything because Doctor the ogre was at home

My mouth opened wide in disbelief at his thoughtfulness. “You hired another nanny; then what am I supposed to do?” I asked, feeling overwhelmed by his generosity. “For now, just take care of yourself and your baby, and let me handle everything else,” Hollis replied, his eyes full of compassion. “Why are you all these? I am just a nanny; I don’t deserve all this special treatment,” I said, feeling touched by his kindness. “You are not just a nanny; you are part of our family now,” he replied, wiping my tears that I didn’t even notice were falling as he leaned closer, his lips close to his ear. “And for the world, you are my financial reminder that, so everything that I am doing is a decoy to

Genuine warmth and affection were evident when she spoke of her various charges. "And are you Heidi?" She looked past me. I turned and sure enough my daughter was standing in the doorway grasping her plush unicorn doll. Heidi looked at me for permission and I sighed, holding out my arms. Darting across the room, she clambered up into my lap before turning back to the stranger. "What's your name?" Sarah smiled. Folding her hands in her lap and leaning forward. "I'm Nanny Sarah. Do you know what a nanny is?" Heidi bit her thumb and shook her head. "It's someone who takes care of little boys and girls while their mommies are at work."

The door creaked open again, and this time it was her mother. “Tymm,” she said softly, stepping in. Her eyes were already red from crying. “You look beautiful.” Tymm turned her head slightly, eyes glazed. “Do I?” Her mother walked closer, placing a warm hand on her daughter's shoulder. “I know this isn’t what you wanted—” “It’s not what I deserve either,” Tymm interrupted, her voice breaking but calm. “I know,” her mother whispered. “But sometimes... we do things not for ourselves, but for the people we love. This family… needs you. We wouldn’t survive this without your sacrifice.”

I nodded, it just feels somehow trusting my babies with a stranger but Maya had said she was trustworthy. Just then, the doorbell rang. I jumped up, smoothing out my dress and trying to compose myself. "That must be her." Tonia stood up, handing me the baby carriers. "I will get it, you take care of the babies." She walked over to the door and opened it, revealing a pleasant looking woman with a warm smile. "Hi, I'm Nana, the new nanny," she said, extending her hand. Tonia smiled and shook her hand. "Welcome, Nana. Come on in."

“I knew the address sounded bad, but I didn't think it would be that terrible.” Roman said nothing more. He continued walking slowly, took out his phone, and dialed a number as he pushed open the door to his office. He waited for two rings before hearing the firm voice on the other end of the line. “Mr. Adler.” “Prepare a bedroom,” he ordered bluntly. “Sasha's new nanny is moving in tomorrow.” Dominic raised an eyebrow, leaning against the doorframe with his arms crossed. “So soon?” Roman put his phone in his pocket and looked at him expressionlessly.

She looked around the kitchen and then at me. "Oh." She smiled. "Sorry — I was just looking for somewhere quiet. Is it okay if I'm in here?" "Of course." I moved to the other side of the counter. She came in properly and sat on one of the bar stools, looking around with genuine curiosity. Her eyes moved over the kitchen and then settled back on me. "You're the nanny," she said. "Yes." "How old are you?" "Eighteen." She tilted her head slightly. Not unkind — more genuinely puzzled. "That's quite young to be doing this full time. Especially live-in." She looked at me carefully. "What made you choose this? You could be at university or — "

Aria looked out the study window at the winter garden, the flower bed tended and bare, the stone bench cleared of leaves that morning. I am trying to figure out what I do next, she said. Professionally. Longer term. I have been a nanny for seven years. I am good at it and I know I am good at it. But Luca is in school now, and my role here is changing, and I think I need to decide who I am when the immediate need is not the same as my entire purpose. Elena was quiet for a moment, the particular quality of quiet that meant she was actually thinking rather than preparing a response.

Me : Be deceiving yourself there, mumu😂 Crime partner😈💍🔐❤: I'm coming tomorrow oo Me: Don't come, shey you dinor miss me😒 Crime partner😈💍🔐❤: Oya, I miss you. Happy? Me: Idiot, as if I can stop you. Crime partner😈💍🔐❤: Thank God you know. Then my nanny put my food on the table, I looked up and smiled at her. She is a woman in her late 30s, she treats me like a baby. I wonder why she's still single though, she has all the equalities of an ideal wife.

I asked our nanny who was staring blankly at me. She is only my age. She is a working student and she is studying at a famous university in the Philippines because that is her dream school. She was kind and hardworking. She is also beautiful so I wonder why she got a job as a nanny, she can go to another job. I found out that answer from my daddy. She helped daddy when his car broke down near their school. She was obviously in trouble at those times so daddy asked what he could do in return for what she did. She asked if daddy knew about a good job, to pay for her apartment and school, so daddy thought of offering her as our nanny. I thought she was just a guest of daddy or mommy because of