âExactly! Ms. Wynter, itâs safer to choose us!â
Easton listened to the shouting around him. He couldnât believe how the loyalty he had maintained for seven or eight years had dissipated just like that.
Many of these people had been placed in Quaint Villa by him. The rest had been content to slack off and enjoy their wages given by the Whitmans. He had never exposed them before, yet now they were all conspiring against him!
Easton sneered and completely disregarded everything else. âMs. Wynter, I admit that itâs my fault today. âBut most of these people are careless in their work and constantly complain about the Whitman familyâs stinginess. How can they take proper care of Mr. Rueben if they are dissatisfied with the family?â @@novelbin@@