Mr. Mellone’s unique сollection

She promised toВ give later aВ scolding toВ her imagination.

Smiling another disarming smile, Mr. Mellone told Mellie toВ present herself toВ the cabinet the next day at ten inВ the morning, wished her aВ good rest and drove off somewhere inВ his wheelchair.

The girl had the opportunity to take a good look at him during the conversation. The boss turned out to be a tall man, rather broad-shouldered, but of a fragile build. Mellie managed to see a lot – long, beautiful legs and quite impressive dimensions of what very expensive trousers almost tight hid below an even more expensive belt made of fine leather.

She sighed with regret involuntarily, imagining these dimensions in working condition, so to speak. But, apparently, Mr. Mellone had not cared about women for a long time, and this made the task a little more complicated. But everyone knows, no matter what they say that physical contact plays a big role in a relationship, and, in Molly’s opinion, so in general the main one.

The girl admitted toВ herself that she was quite satisfied with the acquaintance. Her employer had aВ pleasant voice, aВ disarming smile. He was polite and did not give the impression ofВ aВ willful person. And the fact that he was not handsome and not young was not so important. She would not have toВ sleep with him, thank God. But there was something inВ his appearance that attracted theВ eye.

ChapterВ 7

The mood was wonderful. And the girl agreed with great pleasure to assist with lunch preparation to the friendly housekeeper, when she asked Mellie if she wanted to help her. The woman introduced herself as Mona, and they both laughed at the funny coincidence – their names began with the same letter. Mona suggested to start with lunch, and then to show Mellie the house. But before that, she took the girl to the room where she was to live, so that she would lay out her things and take a shower after a hard road.

Mellie liked the room very much. And the part ofВ the estate that she had time toВ consider, too. It seemed that everything inВ the house was thought out toВ the smallest detail, there was nothing superfluous, but at the same time there was everything that was necessary. The stairs diverged from the hall ofВ the first floor inВ both directions toВ the floor above.