The Housekeeper's Daughter Stole My Life
Language: en
The housekeeper Levitt's daughter Lavinia stays at my place every weekend during school breaks. Out of respect for her mother's years of service to my family, I never said anything. Until one day I came home to find the door code had been changed, with a note stuck on the door: "Freeloaders who mooch off other people's homes are forbidden entry." I tore down the note and knocked on the door, asking Levitt: "What's this about?" Lavinia sat on the sofa with her legs crossed, saying: "Can't you read? Living in my house every day—have you no shame? If you have nowhere to live, go sleep on…