Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 296:

Marissa deliberately stressed the words “something important,” enunciating each syllable carefully. As she anticipated, Leila’s focus shifted from the motorcycle. She turned her attention toward Marissa, looking intrigued. “What is it, Tiffany?”

“I’ve hired a nanny for Lawrence and Lindsay. Could you arrange a bedroom for her?” Marissa requested.

Leila burst into laughter. “Tiffany, we already have many maids with babysitting experience in the house. They can look after Lawrence and Lindsay well. Why bring in someone new? Those maids have been with our family for years. We trust them. Surely, they’re more suitable than someone you’ve just hired?”

Marissa replied, “The nanny I’ve brought on board is someone I’ve known for years too. She’s educated in childcare and is quite professional. Besides general care, she’s also capable of tutoring the kids.”

Leila’s eyes widened in disbelief. “A nanny educated in childcare?”

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Marissa answered. “The nanny’s name is Rita. She’s undergone comprehensive

housekeeping robots. Rita, created three years prior, was the inaugural model of housekeeping robots Marissa developed. Rita was designed to accompany, care for, and protect her owner.

exaggerating. Rita could do all kinds of housework. Her brain chip contained extensive knowledge, covering arts and sciences, functioning like a living encyclopedia. Rita could free her owner from the burdens of repetitive and intricate household chores and even tutor her owner’s children

wasn’t yet reliable with complex health issues, but she was highly accurate with common diseases. As long as her owner

is this a movie script? A nanny who outperforms 100 ordinary nannies? Are you talking

too complicated, so she let it go. “I’m taking Lawrence and Lindsay to pick up Rita from the airport. Want to

“I’m curious to see just how impressive this

the previous night. He preferred Marissa not to find out about her sleepwalking. In fact, he saw an advantage in her condition—she unknowingly sought him