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Shockingly nodding in yes the nanny undid the knob of the door while there, Shania scurried away fuming in anger. Hurrying with long footsteps as the nanny came to the bed, she picked up the abandoned little baby who was silent now. His eyes still watered while his little sobs brought tears in her eyes. “Ohh my baby! Please, no no no. Please don’t.” Her elderly voice gave a sense as to how experienced the woman was. Her black and pepper hairs that were designed in a low bun spoke how well she was in her work. Her quivering hands that hugged Billy close to her chest showed how many children she might have handled in her entire life!

Then I turned to my nanny, Dora for support. The phone connected, carrying the sound of my nanny's gentle and calming voice, well, the voice she used for only me because, to other people, she was mean. "Honey, what a pleasant surprise." "Nana, I'm coming home. I'm having some strange nightmares, and I don't like them." "What kind?" "Well, it's-I've been seeing ghosts, and it's not funny at all." My nanny gasped. "Oh goodness, you need to come home right now. I have someone that can help you."

I woke without energy, without spark, just quiet. I moved mechanically, brushing my teeth, dressing for school, braiding my hair. Each motion felt distant, as if I were watching someone else inhabit my body. The bond was still there. Low and persistent. When I finished, I headed downstairs to the dining room. I had barely taken my seat when footsteps echoed behind me. Controlled. Unhurried. “Good morning, Riven,” Nana greeted warmly. The elderly nanny stood by the kitchen entrance, her gray hair tied neatly back. She had come to live with us after our parents left for their honeymoon. From what I had learned, she had practically raised the triplets.

Shanon shook her head in disapproval, “Na na, he is a man full of flaws. He can't get pregnant and give birth.” They laughed out loud and made the whole car shake because of their booming laughter. Occasionally Shanon looked back to check on her son and gave him another biscuit. Luckily, Charlie wasn't bothered at all by the sound of his mother and aunt's laughter. The baby was busy chewing and dirtying his chubby fingers with his saliva. “This is the place. Nanny Agency. I heard this place has a large selection of nannies and is very popular among celebrities.” “It seems they have a good reputation. Hopefully, they can find a nanny for me. Come on down.”

Christine explained, her voice tinged with a hint of vulnerability. Nanny's eyes widened in surprise, and she immediately understood the concern. "Oh, Christine, I would never do that. I understand the importance of privacy and trust. What you overheard will remain between us. You can count on me." Relief washed over Christine as she realized the nanny's sincerity and trustworthiness. She smiled gratefully. "Thank you, nanny. I appreciate your understanding and discretion. It means a lot to me." The nanny nodded, her expression filled with empathy. "Of course, Christine. I'm here to support you and your family. If there's anything you need, don't hesitate to let me know."

said nanny with a sad expression because there was nothing they could do about this . " I am well aware of that . Every time the guards report to me such issues , I can't help but think that it's my fault ...........What do you think I should do nanny ? " asked chancellor George with a helpless expression . " Do you sincerely want my opinion ? " asked nanny looking at him with a doubtful expression . " No.....I think it won't be necessary anymore . " said chancellor George who understood immediately what nanny was going to say . " Find a nice mate and get married . I pray that you find yourself a companion that will be with you . I hope that the dragon god will bless you with another chil

I believe you will be doubly pleased with them. Please allow me to visit you in more lenient circumstances. I do miss our talks, at least the ones we used to have more than two decades ago. May you have a good day my dearest friend and client. Sincerely, The Nanny The female, dressed in a flowery flannel nightgown, hums to herself while she presses the “Send” button. Her smile becomes a bit wider when the email finally pushed through. I'm sure she will be pleased... +++++++++++

Her facial expressions masked with tension and she took my shivering hands in hers while assuring me " First of all Madam, Calm down. You're not only stressing yourself but your child too. Good, breathe in, breathe out, breathe in, breathe out, good repeat it with me. " " Now tell me what can I help you with? " She said once I stopped shivering. " My... The nanny's life is in danger. Help me protect her " I said as I hurriedly made my way to the room Ira was given to stay in. My nurse followed me while asking " From whom should we protect her? "

Although she had no idea how many more she had left. Aylin hesitated for a second before daring to speak. “Are you sure you want me to be your daughter's nanny?” she asked cautiously. “The truth is... I don't know what I'm supposed to do.” Roman looked at her as if the answer were obvious. “That's exactly why. That's exactly what I need.” Aylin frowned slightly. “What do you mean by that?” Roman leaned back in his chair, never taking his eyes off her. “That you don't have a manual under your arm. You're not programmed to follow absurd rules. You'll act on pure instinct.”

All of it seemed unnatural in the eyes of the youngest brother—something he had only realized recently. Especially the nanny's sudden appearance, as if she had anticipated what would happen and was just waiting for them to start looking for a babysitter. Even if she had found out by chance, it was still strange for her to immediately offer herself up as a nanny. Gah! Why was he only thinking of this now? Why hadn't he noticed this oddity when she first came to the Bimantara residence? Realizing all these weird details about the nanny, Adrian was convinced the girl was up to something. Did she intend to kidnap the chubby baby? The author and readers were left speechless, only able to glare cy