Chapter 6 — From Abandoned Bride to Tycoon's Nanny

One long ear and one short ear. Niem Niem took it and placed it next to her rabbit.

“The three rabbits and the baby rabbit.”

Then the boy took a piece of paper from my hand and pushed it into my hand.

“Auntie, hurry up and take one too.”

I also urgently have one. Niem Niem arranged all three rabbits in a row on the windowsill.

“Rabbit family.” The boy said.

Luc Canh Tham glanced at me. I can't describe what that look means. But the corners of his mouth moved slightly. It's not very clear, but I understand. That night, after I put Niem Niem to sleep, I went downstairs to pour water and saw Luc Canh Tham at the top of the stairs. He leaned against the railing, holding the phone in his hand, not knowing what he was thinking.

“Is Niem Niem asleep?” he asked.

"Go to sleep. The boy laughed a lot today."

Silence for a moment.

“Your probationary period doesn't need to take another month.”

I thought he was going to fire me, my heart immediately jumped into my throat.

"From tomorrow to the official date, the monthly salary will increase to sixty thousand."

I stood on the stairs, almost missing a step.

“Mr. Luc —”

“You deserve that price.”

After speaking, he went straight upstairs. I held onto the railing and stood still for a long time. Sixty thousand. Monthly salary sixty thousand. My mother's hospital and surgery fees no longer need to be worried about. The next days passed very quickly. The change in Niem Niem can be seen with the naked eye. The boy began to actively talk to the butler. The boy started to go out. He even started calling me "Aunt Van Van" instead of "Auntie". Every day, Luc Canh Tham asked the housekeeper about Niem Niem's situation. The housekeeper said that lately the boy has been smiling more and more. One day the housekeeper secretly said to me: "Miss To, I've been working at the Luc family for fifteen years, and I've never seen Mr. Luc come home so early."

“Maybe work isn't busy these days.”

The butler smiled meaningfully. Day ten. Trouble struck. I was taking Niem Niem for a walk in the manor's flower garden when my phone received a text message. Sent by To Uyen Thanh. An invitation photo. Written on it: Chu Tu Hien and To Uyen Thanh respectfully invite you to attend the wedding. There was also a sentence attached to the back: "Girl, the invitation card has been printed, it has your name on it. I still keep the bridesmaid position for you." I didn't reply. Ten minutes later, another message.

"That's right, I heard that you are working as a nanny for someone else? Hahahaha, a master of Kinh Bac University is working as a nanny for someone else. You really bring honor to the To family."

I still didn't reply.

"If you don't say anything, are you feeling guilty? Leave it, seeing you pitifully wandering alone outside, remember when the wedding day comes, I will ask Tu Hien to wrap you a lucky money envelope."

I put the phone in my pocket.

“Aunt Van Van.” Niem Niem pulled my hand.

“What's wrong, child?”

“There are flowers over there.” The boy pointed to a rose bush deep in the garden.

“Want to come over and see?”

The boy nodded. I led the boy forward. The boy squatted in front of the rose bush, raised his hand to pick it, then withdrew it.

“You will be pricked by thorns.” The boy said.

"That's right. Beautiful things sometimes hurt people."

The boy thought for a moment.

"Then just look. Don't pick."

I laughed.

“You're smarter than a lot of adults.”

At that moment, the butler walked over, his face somewhat tense.

“Miss To, there is someone outside the gate The manor wants to see you.”

“A woman, said to be your older sister.”

My smile disappeared. To Uyen Thanh came all the way here.

“I'm going out for a moment.” I said to the butler, "Please look after Niem Niem for me."

The butler nodded. I walked out the main gate of the manor. To Uyen Thanh leaned against the white Porsche, wearing a designer dress and sunglasses. When she saw me coming out, she immediately took off her glasses.

“Little sister!” She smiled and walked over, "I'm having a hard time finding you."

“How did you find your way here?”

“Dad told me. He said I was working as a nanny at Anh Ho Son Trang."

To Kien Quoc. I should have just told my mother the address, not revealed a word to him.

“What are you doing here?”

“Come visit me, okay?” She glanced at the large gate of the manor, “This place is also majestic, who is your owner? It's also very generous."

“It has nothing to do with you.”

“Don't say that. Sister, I really want to invite you to be my bridesmaid. Think about it, I'm a bridesmaid, and on the wedding day, all famous people from Kinh Bac attended. Who knows, maybe they can introduce me to a good match? Isn't it better than being a nanny here?”

Her smile is very sweet. Sweet to the point of nausea.