Chapter 2534
Daisie was taken aback and took a nce at Madam Ames. “But Noce is the one who hired her.”
“She stopped me from meeting you just now, so don’t you think it’s strange? Logically, whenever
there’s a guest, she should notify you, the mistress of the manor, no matter what. But she didn’t even
notify you, and she was already certain you would drive us away. I can almost feel that this woman is
up to something.”
‘A woman’s sixth sense is known to be very urate. How could an employee have the right to decide
on her employer’s behalf?
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‘I don’t believe that Noce has given her such authority.‘
Daisie pursed her lips tightly and did not utter a single word.
Freyja sat upright and took her hand. “Alright, this girl is looking for a job, and I’m not in need of an
employee now. That’s why I’m introducing her to you. Don’t worry. I have an eye for a great employee.”
Daisie naturally trusted Freyja, so she nodded. “Okay, I’ll let her stay.”
Freyja got up and walked toward Mia. “You’ll be working here from now on.”
After that, she whispered in her ear, “Remember to keep an eye on Madam Ames behind you at all
times. Report to me whenever she acts suspiciously.”
Mia had always been a smart person, and she understood what Freyja meant in an instant.
“Understood, leave it to me.”
After Freyja left, Madam Ames walked up to Daisie. “Ma’am, do you really want to keep her? But we’re
not in a shortage of servants.”
“She’s an assistant that my second sister–inw introduced to me.” Daisie looked up at Madam Ames
with a calm expression. “Is there a problem with my decision to let her stay?”
“But you have to get Mr. Knowles’s permiss-”
Daisie stood up abruptly. “I know Noce’s the one who hired you, but I’m his wife, and I have a say in
who to hire too. Are you saying that what I’ve decided to do is incorrect?”
Madam Ames lowered her head. “Of course not, ma’am. You’ve misunderstood.”
“Do your job, and don’t worry about me doing my part.” After saying that, Daisie walked to the stairwell
and looked back at Mia. “You cane up with me.”
Mia nodded with a smile. “Okay.”
Madam Ames watched as they went upstairs and pursed her lips.
‘That woman arranged for someone to work here all of a sudden. Things are getting more and more
difficult.‘
She quickly took out her cell phone and sent Cecelia a text message, and soon received a reply from
her.
[I believe that you can handle it well. You do know what to do, don’t you?]
Madam Ames was stunned. It was obvious that Cecelia wanted her toe up with another n.
In the afternoon…
Mia apanied Daisie to go on a stroll in the courtyard. Seeing that Daisie looked rather sullen, she
blinked and came up with an idea. “Mrs. Knowles, can I tell you a joke?”
Daisie was taken aback and nodded.
Mia began by telling a short story. “Once upon a time, there was a little boy who was practicing the
violin while his father was reading the newspaper. And along with the sound of the boy’s violin, his pet
dog began to bark and howl. Finally, his father could not bear it any longer andined: Can’t you
y something that the dog doesn’t understand?”
After a few seconds of silence, Daisie burst out, chuckling.
Seeing her smile, Mia continued. “I have another one. A guy went to see his psychologist alone and
asked: Doc, I keep having these alternating, recurring dreams. First I’m a teepee, then I’m a wigwam;
then I’m a teepee again, then I’m a wigwam, and then I’m a teepee again… These dreams are driving
me nuts. What’s wrong with me?”
“The psychologist replied very calmly: It’s simple, you’re two tents.”
After saying that, Mia made a speechless expression to enhance the joke’s effect.
Daisie’s chuckle intensified, and she seemed to realize that Mia was trying to cheer her up. “Thank
you.” Mia patted her chest. “You’re wee. It’s my job to make you feel happy!”