Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 1965 Maya As A Maid

Maya scanned Janice. “Is there a reason you needed me here so urgently?”

“N-Not really. I just miss you. I feel uneasy if you’re not around. I don’t even have any appetite for chicken soup.” Mabel smirked and joked, “You’ll be eating the bowl if you eat more.”

The large bowl of chicken soup was already empty. Saying she doesn’t have an appetite while holding an empty bowl; how shameless!

Janice looked down at the clean bowl and laughed awkwardly. “Maya, have you eaten? The chicken soup you bought was delicious. Come have a bowl.”

“I’ve already eaten.” Stunned by Maya’s rejection, Janice glanced at the dirty hospital gown off to the side. “Maya, can you help me wash my hospital gown? Thank you.”

Maya was baffled. Isn’t it too early for you to thank me? I haven’t even agreed yet. “I think it might be better to leave the laundry to the caretaker. I’ve never done laundry before, so it might not be clean.”

Janice was dumbstruck. “That’s fine. I won’t be disgusted by it. I’ll wear anything you wash.” Even if you’re willing to wear it, that doesn’t mean I’m willing to wash it.

“Janice, let me hire a caretaker for you. She’ll take care of your meals and basic needs. She’ll even clean your room and wash your clothes. It’ll be more convenient for you to look for her if you have any problems too.”

letting Janice have a chance to reject, Maya swiftly spun on her heels and left the room to

mocked, “You ordered her around too much yesterday. It’s a no-brainer that she will have her guard up today. Once there’s a caretaker, I wonder what else you can

caretaker means nothing. Even if she hires ten caretakers, I

a smirk. “We shall wait and

hired to Janice’s ward and had

the gown, Janice suddenly complained about her leg hurting

don’t know how,

like how you did last night.

her stomach intentionally with a sad

what Janice was implying. The latter was reminding

massage her to repay her

massaging Janice’s legs as the latter sat on

put more strength into

Janice yelped, “Maya, don’t

it softly nor