Billionaire's Secret Baby by Nella Tyler

Author:Nella Tyler [Tyler, Nella]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2017-01-11T06:00:00+00:00

Chapter 3

By the time I got back into my car, I felt worse than ever. My thoughts were racing. I hadn't expected Samantha's reaction at all. Not that I had expected her to approve or anything, not exactly, but she had been so adamant! In fact, her comments had left me with the distinct impression that she didn't think well of Luke Benning whatsoever. In fact, she made him out to be a pervert, a scumbag, a guy who took advantage of any woman he batted his eyelashes at.

While I certainly hadn't got that impression of him, myself, I could imagine that someone else could. After all, he hadn't even said ten words to me that first day before asking me out on a date. What had prompted that invitation? Certainly not my skills as a maid. I felt really depressed and began to wonder what the heck I was trying to prove to myself. How could my job as a maid prove anything to my father or myself? That I could hold down even the most menial and simple of job positions? That I could earn a steady paycheck regardless of the job position?

What did that prove? Not that I thought being a maid was particularly easy. A lot of people might think so, including my father, but it involved a certain application of organization, assessment, and analysis, and of course, physical effort. I sat behind the wheel of my car, shaking my head. Who was I trying to fool? I wasn't planning on making a career of being a maid. I was trained and educated to be a teacher. This job as a maid was only for the interim. To be honest with myself, I had to wonder. If I couldn’t hold down a job as a maid, a position where I was pretty much left to my own devices and my own schedule, what did it say about my ability to hold down a job as a teacher? Teaching required a great deal of multitasking, organization, and management.

Teaching required the ability to work with and compromise not only with students, but parents. It involved numerous social dynamics. It meant working with and dealing with the frustrations of administrative personnel, curriculums, schedules, and the ability to employ a careful balance of firmness, guidance, support, and knowledge. What was I doing? I had more confidence in myself than that, didn't I? At least, I thought so. I hadn't planned on being a maid forever, just until things look better in regard to my finding a position at one of the area schools. I still had most of the summer to get through. I had literally flooded most of the school districts with my application, so now it was just a waiting game.

What was I supposed to do while I waited? Twiddle my thumbs and live off my father's money? No! I wouldn't do it. I wanted to be useful. I wanted to do something that kept me busy, and I really didn't care how menial the tasks were.

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