THE BILLIONAIRE SECRET HOUSE KEEPER

d been on her lunch break when it happened. Her father always warned her of taking short cuts throug

and woman stepped out into the main alleyway and she saw them clearly. The woman had a gun – she pulled it out and shot the man, and he fell to the ground. Startled, Belle stumbled and ma

hout the globe. He had hoped that Belle would take some interest in his business, and when she was sixteen she started working at his offices. Belle, however, had other aspirations. She enjoyed reading and studying and wanted to go to school and study, of all things, library science. Maurice – Moe to his friends and family – wasn't happy with the prospect of his daughter earning the mea

of those ads made their way to Times Square, and Belle's face was seen on billboards throughout the city. She was "The Face of French's" as the media called her. Belle was a stunningly beautiful young lady, but she had no aspirations for modeling

arest precinct. She was asked to look through several books of mug shots to identify the woman, and was stunned to find the woman's picture among them. The moment she identified the woman she saw in the alley, she was whisked into a back room. The room ha

h the Federal Bureau of Invest

asked nervously. David sat down an

ied – had you ever seen her

Belle said.

yndicate here in New York, and we suspect she has locations in Boston, Philadelphia, and possibly D

recognized me too from the l

Miss French – are you willing to testify, in court, to what you h

man's name?

olations, and I think she caught on. He was a good man." David said. "Your testimony can help us put her away. But if she saw

ife somewhere? What about my family

m. Miss French, once Regina is brought to trial and her entire sy

catch her,

icate as we originally thought. There's someone else – and he was close to finding out who that someone was. Too close, apparentl

ll it take?"

crime syndicate has been on our radar for over a decade. They're very smart, and they're very careful. You're the first person, ever, to witness a c

y goodbye to my fa

said. "If you were married or had underage children there is precedent f

much of a choice, do I?" B

new name, new job, new look – we'll probably have to have your hair dyed a darker color, you're too recognizable with the blond

t that moment, she really wished she ha