Warning My Mommy is A Savage

Chapter 1952

Susan noticed Anthony's and Charmine's behavior and caught a whiff of the putrid smell that hung in the air.

She took a tissue to close her nose as disgust was etched onto her expression. "What poor luck we have. How did we end up with this unlucky woman? She brings fear to the house every day; it's repulsive!"

Anthony and Charmine, however, ignored Susan entirely.

The maids held their breath and started to clean up, yet the revolting smell and animal carcasses nearly made the women throw up.

They said nothing as they cleaned the mess, but upon finishing with their duties, complaints were aired.

"These things are too disgusting!” "We haven't had this kind of incident in decades. It’s like all these things happened after Charmine moved into the mansion!" "The Baileys had been fine all this time, but now, they're plagued with these things a little too often." "Sigh! Ms. Annabel was so nice, yet she was forced out of the mansion!" "We're so unlucky to be serving a woman like Charmine..." "I'll always be seeing this bloody sight whenever I close my eyes from now on!" "Sigh! She is such an unlucky person to be around; anything could happen!"

Susan smirked upon hearing the maids' comments. Those two old folks should be hearing these, too.

know how the maids thought of this all-rounded mogul, 'godlike'

cue, Grandma Bailey and Senior Bailey came down from upstairs, and both elders instantly detected the pungent

glared at the maids and said, "What happened? Have you not disinfected the mansion? What is

a

of how Charmine offended people. Wanting to exact their vengeance, they sent these dead animals over. Let's not talk about it. I want to throw up just thinking

filled with viruses, Susan used a tissue to cover her nose and

Bailey frowned. "You haven't figured out who

with intent, and no traces were left as well. The clips

someone for you?" offered Senior Bailey

No need," declined Anthony.

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saying, "Don't take this seriously; this has nothing to do with you. Whoever's doing this is probably

that I caused you trouble." "Oh, you... It's not a problem." With that said, Grandma Bailey turned to the maids. "Any other parcel that comes in this time with unknown origins, just turn them away!" "Yes, Madam!"

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