Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1434

Seymour caught up with Nathaniel as they entered the living room.

"I heard Mavis has been sweeping the backyard all afternoon. I don't know if she's finished yet."

Nathaniel stopped, about to ascend the stairs.

He turned to Seymour with a puzzled expression and asked, "She's my personal servant, meant to stay in my room. Why would you have her sweeping the backyard?"

Sensing Nathaniel's growing frustration, Seymour quickly waved his hands and responded, "It wasn't me. I've been busy all afternoon and only returned half an hour ago. The head of the maids told me about it. She said Mavis was bored and requested to do the sweeping herself, so she told me not to bother informing you. I thought, given Mavis's special status as your personal servant, it was best to let you know."

Nathaniel frowned.

Keeping the matter from him?

Something did not add up.

"What's the name of the head maid?"

"Aishah. She was promoted just two days ago. She's one of the servants recommended by Mr. Steffan, so she's been given significant responsibilities."

Nathaniel's expression turned grim, and he immediately headed toward the backyard.

Seymour hurried to catch up.

"Mr. Nicholls, shouldn't you change your clothes first? Your outfit is…"

Nathaniel stopped in his tracks, causing Seymour to nearly collide with him.

"What's wrong with my outfit?"

Seymour awkwardly chuckled. "It's… too attractive."

Nathaniel rolled his eyes and ignored him, striding quickly toward the backyard.

As autumn approached, the backyard was covered in fallen leaves.

Mavis had been sweeping for quite some time, dividing the leaves into small piles.

Feeling the strain in her back from the sweeping, she sat on a bench to rest and massage her sore muscles.

Aishah arrived with Helena.

As Helena snacked on the sunflower seeds, she tossed the shells onto the ground and teased Mavis, "Oh, you're already so tired after doing so little? What's with the spoilt brat attitude? A country bumpkin from some little village like you should know your place."