nd mansion, every step feels like a bur

nwell. She seemed more concerned with getting her work done than with my health. I

kind heart helped in getting drugs for me. It got to a point that I fainted,

anking out, I saw fear, fear of maybe explaining to people what happened to me or fear of facing people lik

that I do pulse a and check to see where I got it wrong. Where I made a

athing philips"

it"? The fear ev

as she transformed to her normal self when we got back home in the afternoon. The doctor specifically

she forces me to eat before I will do so. But as soon as we got home in the afternoon, s

ork from there. Arriving at the mansion, I'm struck by the stark cont

s a bully, making life miserable for everyone, especially the maids. He sleeps with every girl that steps her feet int

m up with extra work. If you refuse to do what he wants, he'll make your life a living hell

ays listens to his mother, even if it means ignoring his wife's concerns. So, Mr. John continues to get aw

t let him crush my spirit. I'll keep pushing forward, no matter how difficult thin

daunting. I'll keep fighting for a better future

are immediately drawn to the over col

ffect jarring to the senses. It's as though they packed all the colors in existence without

ut my attention is soon diverted by the arrival of Kelvin. He enters the h

ence. I can't help but wonder why one person can be so effortlessly charming an

getting engaged that day. But before I can dwell on my embarrassment, Mara, a fellow maid, nudges me, snapping me

ng wears on, I become increasingly aware of his gaze. It's as though he's watching my every move, his attention unwavering d

at it's no illusion. He's watching me, and for some reason, it sends a thri

ossessive gleam in her eye. Even her father, Sir Adams, approaches Kel

sence has caused a disturbance, but I can't

gnore. As the evening progresses, I find myself stealing glances at him whenever I can, unable to sha

Kelvin has left an indelible mark on me, one