The Girl They Ignored Returned as the Woman Seven Men Would Die For novel Chapter 139

"I take care of an elderly man in a wheelchair. It's incredibly draining. I really envy you guys who just watch kids!"

"Watching kids isn't easy either! Kids these days are treated like royalty. If they get a single scratch, the employers throw a fit. It's so suffocating!"

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The women chatted passionately while Mika and Damaris sat on a nearby bench, listening closely.

After a while, Mika turned to Damaris.

"Did you hear that? Even though this job pays well, it's not easy. Are you sure you can handle it? If you can't take the hardship and quit after two days, you might as well head back to Jasper Falls right now."

Damaris gritted her teeth. "What's so hard about it? It's exactly what I did at Caleb's house. He had the young and the old under his roof, and I handled it all perfectly fine."

Mika smiled. The sunlight hit her luminous skin, giving her an elegant, untouchable aura. "Why so determined all of a sudden?"

"I broke up with that bastard!" Damaris felt a surge of grievance and couldn't help but vent.

"He's a piece of trash. I worked like a dog for his family, and he never even treated me like a human being!"

Mika's smile deepened.

It was exactly as she had predicted. Beneficiaries of an unbalanced dynamic knew exactly what they were getting.

Although Caleb constantly belittled Damaris, he knew damn well that without her, his life would fall apart.

Making a meager salary while supporting his parents and a son from a previous marriage meant he lived a very tight life.

But by finding a woman, he not only got his physical needs met but also enjoyed a life where a live-in maid served him. How could he not consider that a massive bargain?

So, from the moment she encouraged Damaris to stay in Juniper Springs, she knew Caleb would inevitably lose his cool.

Confirming that Damaris had made up her mind, Mika pointed at the chatting women.

"In that case, go ask them how to become a housekeeper."

Damaris was an impulsive Aries at heart and wasn't shy in the slightest. Hearing Mika's prompt, she stood up and walked right over.

Approaching the group, she struck up a casual conversation.

"Excuse me, ladies, are you all live-in housekeepers?"

The woman closest to her gave her a suspicious look and nodded. "What's up?"

"It's like this. My daughter goes to college here in Juniper Springs. I came to keep her company and want to find some work," Damaris smiled warmly.

"Could you tell me how to get a job as a live-in housekeeper?"