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The door squeaked softly and a young maid named Brianna stepped inside, her son trailing close behind her. Brianna had only served at Greyford Manor for a month. She was weary from juggling debt and a small boy while trying to keep her position. The storm had shut down the local school, leaving her desperate for help. She begged the head housekeeper, Ms. Dudley, to let her bring her child just for the day.
“Milo, stay in this corner,” Brianna whispered, guiding her son onto a woven rug. “Do not touch anything. If you wake Mr. Greyford, I might lose this job. Please be quiet.”
“Yes, Mom,” the boy answered, his voice soft.

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