for? Put all your clo

ou a uniform so that you can c

ith an embarrassing smile. She whis

all her clothes in the wardrobe. She didn't have much clot

table, telling her the rules and terms of employment: maids got up at six in the morning; they could only use the pu

master and the lady would give you red envelopes. During the Spring Festival, you would receive re

g with, especially the kindhearted lady, who chanted prayers and meditat

ill and always

erful. She worked at the televisi

sy. He did not talk or laugh a lot, and was a little bit w

erson. Tell him when you fel

did a good job here, yo

refully as she was changing clothe

working in such a family: have keen eyes and a good memory,

job for her, so she must cherish the c

as still big on you. All right, just wear it for now. You can have additional clothes under the uniform whe

w. It was the first time she had put on new clothes, and she felt so nervous that she grabbed the apron with

ian was. She took her hand and said, "It's all right. Clothes wil

sy. She kept pulling the clothes, hoping that

g room, the kitchen, the grocery room, the wing-room, the masters' bedrooms, the study,

a side door of the dining-room. There was a back gard

wers had not faded and autumn flowers had begun to b

was instantl

She pulled her to the left, pointing

. There was a large lawn, which was surrounded by a bric