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Chapter 1547

Chapter 1547

"But of course, Ms. Serena Collins was in cahoots with Martha. Every time Martha picked a fight with

me, Ms. Serena's knee-jerk reaction was to insist that I apologize, claiming I was disrespecting her

beloved nanny. If I refused, she'd threaten to kick me out of the house."

Kenneth and Louisa were dumbfounded once again.

They couldn't believe that the Serena they knew - obedient, sensible, kind, and gentle - could actually

be such a person behind closed doors.

She sounded like some spoiled heiress with petty grudges, utterly unreasonable, as if both her IQ and

EQ had short-circuited.

"And then there was this one time when Martha had Debby and Daisy corner me, saying they needed

to 'teach me a lesson' on behalf of Serena. Luckily, Ms. Arabella Collins arrived just in time, and I was

spared," as Edith recounted this, she was once again moved by Ms. Arabella's brave intervention.

Otherwise, she had no idea how badly she could have been hurt.

"No wonder Bella called me that time, saying she wanted to fire Debby and Daisy. Now I understand

the full story," Louisa finally pieced everything together.

At the time, she only knew that Bella wanted to fire them for being disrespectful and bullying the staff,

and she had immediately agreed to Bella's decision.

"It's because of your support that Martha eventually apologized to me. Back then, Ms. Arabella Collins

docked a month's pay from her. But who would've thought, she still didn’t change her ways!"

Louisa expressed regret, "A month was too lenient. If I had known the extent of her outrageous actions,

I wouldn't have let her off so easily!"

"Has she ever done anything less than outrageous? You have no idea; she acted all high and mighty

here, as if she owned the place, just because she was Ms. Serena Collins's nanny. Debby and Daisy

were her cronies. They felt emboldened by her backing, even going as far as to cut up Gloria's clothes,

and it wasn't the first time they did something like that."

Louisa was appalled that such bullying could occur within the Collins family.

Kenneth was equally shocked, having never heard of such incidents happening right under his nose.

"And they didn't stop there. They threw Doris' skincare products into the trash. They blatantly admitted

it to Doris, asking her what she was going to do about it. That's why Ms. Arabella Collins wanted to fire

them, and do you know why she called you before doing so?" Edith inquired.

"Why?"

"Because they were so full of themselves, claiming that only Mr. and Mrs. Collins had the authority to

fire them, not Ms. Arabella Collins."

Louisa was livid with rage, never expecting that the staff would become so insolent.

"This won't do." Louisa couldn't stand it any longer. She took out her smartphone and gave the orders,

"Those who used to work here - Sarah, Liz, and Martha - have someone teach them a lesson. From

now on, they're blacklisted in the industry. No one is allowed to hire them, or else they'll be crossing the

Collins family!"

Seeing Louisa angrily ending the call, Edith quickly brought over a bowl of soup, "Mrs. Collins, please

calm down. It all happened so long ago, and I wouldn't have dared to speak up if you hadn't asked.

This is also why I was so relieved when Serena was sent to the next building for reflection. Ms.

Arabella Collins really endured a lot in the past six months!"

Even though Serena and Martha never got the better of Arabella, just the sight of their arrogant

demeanor made Edith feel disgusted.