Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 263

Helena also felt that the salary was far too low. The Fitzgerald family's children

had always been exceptional. Even if they were facing hardship, they should not have to fall to such a low level.

Unwilling to accept this, she went to look for Vivian.

Out of consideration for their past relationship, Vivian chose not to say much and instead had the family driver relay the message when driving Helena back.

The driver had been working for the Ziegler family for nearly 20 years and was highly perceptive. He understood exactly what Vivian meant, so when he met with Helena, he spoke as diplomatically as possible.

"Mrs. Fitzgerald, our little town is not like the big cities. In cities, people are used to investing in talent and developing skilled workers. But in a small town like ours, we simply don't have that kind of capital. Here, wages are based on the job's responsibilities. I hope you can understand."

The meaning was clear. Sarah had no exceptional qualifications, no impressive work history, and no family background that warranted special treatment. Why should anyone bend the rules for her?

Helena was not a fool. She understood the meaning behind his words but forced herself to smile.

that there's no room for negotiation? That doesn't sound right. Perhaps Mrs. Ziegler misunderstood me. I still remember how close my husband was with

the car, preparing to go back and speak with Vivian

two of them standing by the roadside. At this point, he stopped bothering with

This job offer is already more than she deserves. Do you actually believe someone like her, someone who wouldn't stand out in a crowd, could land

But to be honest, I don't see any value in you or your daughter. Special treatment is reserved for those who have earned

with humiliation. Without another word, the driver

he gave her one final remark. "Whether she reports to work on Monday is up to you. If she does

chill of early spring, Helena felt as

treated her with respect. They had been eager to please her and had been afraid of offending her.

busy Janice was, she always ensured they were well-fed.

for meals to be delivered on time or returned

to mention work, even

all been taken care of by Simon and Janice. Not even a full year had passed,