The story of the intimate nanny: A warm moment of one night, Miss Li leaned against the bay window and fell into memory. She silently recalled the bits and pieces of herself and Mr. Mao, as if time had passed unconsciously. Late at night, Miss Li suddenly woke up from the cold breath and found that it was already three o'clock in the morning. The lights in the room were still on, and Mr. Mao was lying on his side on the bed, and a slight snoring sound came. His body looked fine. Miss Li cautiously walked to the bathroom, closed the door, slowly turned on the faucet, and began to take a shower. She was worried that the sound would wake up Mr. Mao, so she only turned on the lowest sound. In the dead of night, Miss Li did not use a hair dryer, only took a shower and did not wash her hair. She picked up Mr. Mao's bath towel, the soft texture and faint lavender aroma made her feel comfortable. The towel gently caressed her body, absorbing the water droplets from her skin. Wearing Mr. Mao's pajamas, Miss Li felt a little funny, just like a child stealing an adult's clothes. Her top covered her ass and her pants were long, and she rolled her pant legs a few times before walking out of the bathroom. Entering the bedroom, Mr. Mao lay on his side, supported his head with one hand, and asked gently, "Did you take a bath just now?" ”。 Miss Li nodded and explained, "I was afraid that I would wake up Sasha in the past, so I washed it here."
”。 Miss Li said as she lay down on the other side of the bed. Mr. Mao didn't speak again, still holding his head with one hand, as if recalling what happened at night, with a contemplative expression on his face. Miss Li was already very tired, and after lying down for a while, she felt that the light was dazzling, so she got up and proposed, "I'll turn off the lights and go to sleep." ”。 Mr. Mao said in a rough voice: "Go and pour me a glass of water." ”。 Miss Li put on her slippers, took his cup and went to the living room to pour warm water, then returned to the room to close the door and handed the cup to Mr. Mao. Mr. Mao got up from the bed and took the water, leaned on the head of the bed and took a sip, and then continued to sit there. Miss Li whispered, "What are you doing? Let's sleep. With that, she climbed into bed and lay down. The night passed quietly, and Miss Li opened her eyes, and the sun shone on the bed through the curtains. She felt well-being, perhaps because of the warm moment last night. She quietly observed Mr. Mao, who was still on the bed, breathing softly. Miss Li got up cautiously and prepared to make breakfast for Mr. Mao. She put on her clothes and went into the kitchen to prepare her meal. With a steaming breakfast on the table, Miss Li walked into the bedroom and gently woke up Mr. Mao.
Mr. Mao opened his eyes, looked at the breakfast in Miss Li's hand, and said with a smile, "Thank you, Miss Li." You're doing awesome. ”。 Miss Li smiled and replied, "This is what I should do, Mr. Mao." I hope you enjoy it. ”。 They sat down to have breakfast together, and Mr. Mao kept praising Miss Li's craftsmanship. Ms. Li is very happy and satisfied, knowing that her efforts have been recognized. The story behind the heartwarming moment is Ms. Lee's hard work and dedication in the housekeeping industry over the years. As a domestic worker, she is well aware of her responsibilities and obligations, and always serves customers with sincerity. Every morning, she arrives at her clients' homes on time and starts doing the menial chores such as cleaning, cooking, and taking care of the children. She pays careful attention to every detail and strives to provide customers with a clean, tidy, warm and comfortable home. In addition to her daily work, Ms. Li will try her best to meet the needs of customers and help them solve various problems. She is meticulous in her work and always maintains a positive attitude. However, in the housekeeping industry, Ms. Li also faced some difficulties and challenges. She felt pressured by long working hours, low wages, and cumbersome work content.
Despite this, Ms. Lee persevered because she loves the industry and is willing to help and serve others. She believes that through her own efforts, she can change the image of the housekeeping industry and let more people recognize and respect the value of housekeeping practitioners. Looking back on the whole story, we can see that Miss Lee's story is full of warmth and sincerity. Not only does she do her best in her work, but she also shows her care and thoughtfulness in the details. Her dedication has not only been recognized and appreciated by customers, but also given her a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction. The housekeeping industry is an industry that needs to be operated with heart, and only by paying sincerely can you get real returns. For the entire housekeeping industry, how to improve the image and treatment of the industry is an important topic. The government and relevant departments should increase support and management for the domestic industry, establish a sound policy system, and provide a better working environment and welfare for domestic workers. At the same time, housekeeping companies should also strengthen the training and management of employees to improve the overall service level. Only in this way can the housekeeping industry be more standardized, professional, and attract more people to join. As readers, we should also give more attention and understanding to domestic workers.
They have quietly served us, and they deserve our respect and gratitude for their efforts. In our daily lives, we can also start with small things, such as tipping domestic workers and caring about their workWhat happens when emotional impulses and alcohol meet? It's a chilling question and the reason why a couple gets into an argument in the middle of the night. After getting drunk, Mr. Mao did something to Miss Li that he shouldn't have done, but Miss Li didn't choose to fight, but obeyed him. This battle of love makes us think about the role of emotions and alcohol in the human body, and how conflicts should be handled between couples. In the dark, Mr. Mao bullied her body and pressed Miss Li underneath. His breathing became more and more rapid, but Miss Li was unwilling to give up resisting. The two fought half-truths for a while, and in the end Miss Li obeyed him. The perception of the body after drinking aggravated Mr. Mao's desire and made this battle of love more intense. But in such a situation, does Miss Lee's obedience mean that she is helpless? How should we understand the effects of emotions and alcohol, and how can we reconcile conflicts between couples? The next morning, Miss Li got up early in order to take care of Mr. Mao and her daughter.
She made meatball porridge for her daughter, cooked white porridge for Mr. Mao, and bought vegetables and pomfret to prepare for cooking at night. Such a scene reminds us of those people who give silently in life. They pay silently for the people around them, regardless of the return, and this kind of dedication is precisely where the beauty of life lies. We should cherish this kind of love, and we should be grateful for such dedication. After Ms. Li dropped her daughter off at kindergarten, she went to the vegetable market. There, she bought greens, white pomfret and brisket to cook a delicious dinner for the family. At the pork stall, she heard the boss greeting. This detail makes us feel those hidden relationships in life. Everyone has their own life and story, and those familiar faces and greetings make us feel the intermingling of life. Finally, we have to think about whether emotions and alcohol should be controlled, and how disputes should be handled between couples. Emotions and alcohol work similarly, and they both weaken our sanity and judgment and make us make bad decisions, which can lead to unnecessary arguments and injuries. Therefore, we should learn to control our emotions and the amount of alcohol we drink, and deal with problems rationally.
Between husband and wife, we should learn to communicate and compromise, respect each other's feelings and positions, and reach a consensus. Only in this way can we build a healthy and harmonious family. Title: A Bowl of Light Breakfast, a Deep FriendshipMiss Li wanted to eat a light breakfast in the morning, so she decided to buy some lean meat. She walked into a butcher shop, and the owner enthusiastically introduced her to various ways to eat pork. However, Miss Li can't eat any more fatty meat, and she just wants to buy some healthy lean meat. After buying lean meat, she bought some green chili peppers and drove home. As soon as she entered the door, Miss Li saw Mr. Mao washing clothes on the balcony. To her surprise, Mr. Mao was actually scrubbing with the underwear she changed out of last night. Miss Li couldn't help but squeeze him aside from her shoulders and take up the work herself. Mr. Mao asked Ms. Li if she had eaten breakfast, but Ms. Li impatiently replied that she did not need his help with the laundry. Mr. Mao washed his hands and went to the kitchen to prepare breakfast. When Miss Li walked to the kitchen after washing her clothes, she saw that Mr. Mao had already prepared a bowl of white porridge and dissected salted duck eggs. There was also a small dish of red oil fermented bean curd and a small plate of mustard on the table. However, Ms. Li felt that the food was too salty and unhealthy.
She told Mr. Mao not to eat these in the future. Mr. Mao agreed to her and said that he would eat the food she provided in the future. After breakfast, Mr. Mao asked Miss Li to peel an apple for him to eat. However, Miss Li was reluctant and said that he could do it himself. At this time, Mr. Mao deliberately sighed, indicating that his expectations for Miss Li were disappointed. Miss Li glanced at him, and then Mr. Mao smiled and went to the kitchen to peel apples. At this moment, Miss Li heard Mr. Ding's voice on her mobile phone. Mr. Mao held the nail clippers in his hand and did not move, and heard Mr. Ding's greeting. Mr. Mao replied with a smile that he had drunk too much last night. Mr. Ding expressed surprise at this, while Mr. Mao said that this is the way northerners drink and can drink more than them. After hearing this, Mr. Ding smiled and said that he liked to socialize with northerners. Mr. Mao proposed to get together again after the busy next few days, and invited friends who drank together last night to participate. Summary: With the theme of "A Bowl of Light Breakfast, A Deep Friendship", this article shows the intimacy and mutual care between Miss Li by describing the interaction between Miss Li and Mr. Mao when she buys lean meat in the morning and goes home. The article is narrated in chronological order, highlighting the emotional expressions of the characters and the detailed descriptions of scenes from everyday life.
Through these descriptions, readers can feel the warmth and importance of friendship between people. However, in modern society, more and more people are ignoring healthy eating habits and prefer to choose greasy, salty foods. The article sheds light on this issue and reminds people to pay attention to a healthy diet through Ms. Li's words. Mr. Mao's response also expressed his concern for Miss Li and his willingness to change his attitude. This kind of care and change is very important for maintaining good relationships. Through this short story, readers can think about whether they are concerned about healthy eating, whether they care about the people around them, and are willing to make changes for others. At the same time, we can also think about the impact of friendship and intimacy between people on our lives. In modern society, people often ignore these important values and pay more attention to the pursuit of material things and profits. However, only by caring for others and being willing to give for others can our lives be more fulfilling and beautiful. That's why I urge readers to take care of healthy eating, care about those around them, and actively maintain intimate relationships to make a difference for others. Only in this way can our lives be happier and more meaningful. Do you care about healthy eating as much as Ms. Li and Mr. Mao and are willing to make changes for others?
Please leave your thoughts and comments. What's Happening on the Tranquil Balcony? When Miss Li walked out to the balcony in a huff and slammed the glass door shut, her phone rang suddenly. She picked up the phone and found that it was Mrs. Mao's number. Mrs. Mao asked her if she reminded Dajun to take his medicine on time. Miss Li replied with some anger that Dajun had been drinking last night because someone had introduced a potential customer to him. For the army, drinking is a way to get closer to each other and talk about business. Hearing the news, Mrs. Mao was shocked, and she was very worried about the health of the army. Ms. Li continued to complain to Mrs. Mao that it was really not easy to do business this year, and her husband's and son's unit was also in a recession. Mrs. Mao mentioned that although Xiaoqin worked overtime several times, on the whole, the business off-season in the first half of the year was worse than in previous years. At this moment, Miss Li suddenly revealed a news that surprised Mrs. Mao: the army was almost taken home by a man. One sunny morning, Miss Li angrily walked to the balcony and closed the glass door. She was angrily scrubbing the rag in her hand, and she was very dissatisfied with Mr. Mao's behavior.
Mr. Mao was discharged from the hospital before, and the doctor clearly explained that he could not drink, but he violated the doctor's instructions last night in order to discuss business. Ms. Li was very angry about this, she thought that it was not easy to do business in the first place, and in order to get closer to customers, drinking alcohol was a must. However, Mrs. Mao was shocked by this, and she was very worried about the health of the army. Mrs. Mao mentioned that it was not easy to do business this year, and her husband and son's unit were also facing difficulties. Miss Li asked Mrs. Mao curiously, didn't she say that Xiaoqin was working overtime before? Why is it said that it is not in a recession now? Mrs. Mao explained that although Xiaoqin worked several overtime, on the whole, the situation in the off-season in the first half of this year was even worse. Miss Li told Mrs. Mao that Dajun was almost taken home by a man last night in order to get closer to the customer. Old Lady Mao was very surprised to hear the news, and she did not understand why this man wanted to bring the army home. Ms. Li looked at the sun shining on the balcony through the glass, and said with emotion that some people are glamorous and polite on the surface, but they hide a dirty side in private. Miss Li explained to Mrs. Mao that this man didn't like women, he just wanted to bring the army home. When Mrs. Mao heard this, she was stunned.
To sum up, Miss Li had a series of conversations on the balcony. She complained that Dajun didn't take his medicine on time and had been drinking last night, blaming it on the pressure to negotiate business. Old Lady Mao was shocked by this and worried about the health of the army. She also mentioned the difficulties of doing business this year and the current situation of Xiaoqin's work. In the end, Miss Li revealed a surprise news to Mrs. Mao, and the army was almost taken home by a man. This news surprised Mrs. Mao very much. For the behavior of the Great Army, I think his health should be the most important. As difficult as it is true that it is difficult to talk about business, we cannot do so at the expense of health. At the same time, we should also be wary of those who hide the filth beneath the glossy surface. This story provoked me to think about the conflict between private life and public image. We pursue success and superficial beauty, but in the process of pursuing, do we sacrifice our authenticity and health? I think we should cherish our physical and mental health more and not give up our bottom line in order to cater to others. Now I would like to ask the readers, have you had a similar experience? Have you ever sacrificed your health and authenticity in your quest for success and public image?
Please share your story in the comments. Worry and Hope: How to Deal with Difficult PeopleWhen faced with difficult people, we often feel overwhelmed. Their behavior and attitudes leave us feeling confused and helpless, not knowing how to get along with them. However, in the face of such people, can we choose to let go of some interests, understand their hearts and give more care and tolerance? Miss Li's troubles with that kind of person made her think deeply. She confided in Mrs. Mao: "That kind of person, whoever follows them home will not have good fruits to eat, and they will not be treated as human beings at all." There is only what we can't think of, and there is nothing they can't do. Do you say that it is difficult for the big army, or is it a little more difficult for the small army to go to work? Miss Li's doubts triggered concerns and questions from Mrs. Mao. Mrs. Mao tried to avoid Miss Li's question, and she asked worriedly, "What about later?" Miss Li replied lightly: "Later, Dajun said that he was drunk and unconscious, and he came back with me." Mrs. Mao sighed before she said, "Do you have to do business with him?" Miss Li patiently explained: "If you don't want to make money, you can ignore him." But how can customers find it so easily?
"Mrs. Mao's doubts and suggestions made Miss Li fall into thought." But how can such a person deal with him? It's a big deal to earn a little less. Mrs. Mao said hesitantly. Miss Li responded: "I don't dare to say this, you can go and persuade the army yourself." Mrs. Mao decided to ask Dajun and asked him to take his medicine on time and stop drinking. She also told Miss Li to pay more attention to the situation of the army, because only Miss Li could see his true side. Mrs. Mao stayed in the room, while Miss Li began to clean the living room and then prepare lunch. In a much better mood, she walked into the modern kitchen, opened the bright and clean window, and began to cook. Miss Li cooked rice, steamed ginger shredded pomfret, fried vegetables, and cooked dumplings for Mr. Mao. She put these dishes on a blue and white porcelain plate, and then went to the room to ask Mr. Mao to eat. However, Miss Li found that the door was actually locked. She knocked on the door several times before she heard footsteps inside. After Mr. Mao opened the door, Miss Li asked, "Are you asleep?" Time to eat. Mr. Mao walked out of the room silently, sat down at the dining table, and began to eat with a straight face. He picked up the dumplings and said nothing. Miss Li sandwiched a steamed pomfret for him and placed it on a plate in front of him.
In the face of difficult people and complex relationships, should we choose to continue to persevere in dealing with them? Or, we can let go of some benefits in exchange for more peace of mind and happiness. When dealing with people in difficulty, we can try to understand their hearts and give more care and tolerance. Perhaps, such a change can bring unexpected good results. How do you think the problem of dealing with difficult people can be handled? Please leave your comments. Mr. Mao was angry, and he asked Miss Li why she told his mother about last night. Miss Li admitted it and began to eat the fruit. However, Mr. Mao's face became wrong, and he asked Miss Li why he told his mother, and said that there was no other benefit except to make her worry. Miss Li replied angrily that it was only because the company was in a recession, and Xiaoqin and Xiaojun did not have a banda, and she just mentioned it when chatting with Mr. Mao's mother. She also said that Mr. Mao was very good to them, but Mr. Mao broke the plate with plums and blamed her for making him lose face. Miss Li pointed out that Mr. Mao had been hiding his predicament before, and now that she said it, he was angry. Mr. Mao said that he gave Miss Li a lot of wages every month, and also provided food and daily necessities, and never treated her badly.
Miss Li thinks that if Mr. Mao treats her as a nanny, such treatment is already very generous. This quarrel exposed the contradiction between Mr. Mao and Miss Li. Ms. Li felt that she was only being treated as a nanny and not as a real partner. Mr. Mao thinks that he has given a lot to Miss Li, but she does not cherish it. This quarrel is not just because of last night's events, but because of the resentment and misunderstanding that has accumulated for a while. There was a problem with communication between the two, causing each other to become emotional. However, the quarrel also reflects a deeper problem. Mr. Mao has been trying to maintain a tall image and make his mother and younger brother feel that he is doing well. He is willing to provide them with material help, but his emotional support is limited. Miss Lee's reminder made him feel that his image had been shattered, which made him angry and disappointed. In this case, I think Mr. Mao and Miss Li need to sit down and communicate well. They should calmly discuss each other's expectations and needs to find a balance. Mr. Mao should realize that for Miss Li, only material supply is not enough, emotional support and care are equally important.
And Miss Li should also understand Mr. Mao's predicament and help him reduce his pressure, rather than increase his burden. Finally, I would like to ask readers, how do you think Mr. Mao and Ms. Li should resolve the conflict between them? How can they improve communication and understanding with each other? Please leave your comments and suggestions. In the silence of the night, Miss Li and Mr. Mao fell into a fierce quarrel. As Mr. Mao's future wife, Miss Li felt that her voice was suppressed and she was unable to express her dissatisfaction with family affairs. Although Mr. Mao obeyed his family, he could not rely on them in times of difficulty. This led to Miss Li's question: Why is face more important than family affection? Why can't she voice her opinions and grievances? It happened last night, during an embarrassing encounter at the mall. Ms. Lee insisted that she had the right to express her feelings. However, Mr. Mao's answer made her feel desperate: "You can't say it, you can't say what happened last night!" Isn't there anything unbearable in the mall? Do you want to go around and talk about it too? Miss Li insisted on her point of view: "I have already said it, what do you say." Is face so important?
Her words were a little provocative, but she soon softened her tone: "If I don't say it badly, they will think that you live a peaceful life of singing and dancing every day!" The quarrel revealed the huge difference between Mr. Mao and Miss Li. In Mr. Mao's eyes, he still seems to regard Miss Li as a nanny who doesn't need too much interference. Miss Li recalled the moment when Mr. Mao called her "daughter-in-law" in a deep voice at the moment of excitement. She traced back to the considerations they had when they decided to live together, and she once wondered if the two could not get along harmoniously, would she choose to stay and only be Mr. Mao's nanny? However, it now seems that this choice has become difficult, both forward and backward. Angry and surprised, Miss Li decided to give it a go: "Okay, I don't care. You pay me my salary for this month, and I'll go. Mr. Mao frowned at her, picked up the key on the table, and walked straight out. Miss Li sat on the sofa, silently calculated her salary this month, and sent it to Mr. Mao. Then, she waited quietly for the transfer notification to arrive, but an hour passed and she still hadn't received any news. Mr. Mao did not reply. Miss Li didn't know where he went.
In the afternoon, when Miss Li was about to pick up Sasha, Mr. Mao suddenly sent a text message: "I'll pick up Sasha." Miss Li pondered whether she should go back to her home to cook and wait for Sasha's return as if nothing had happened. However, she remembered the problems of Mr. Mao's family, his health problems, his lack of self-discipline, and what he said when he quarreled, "Do your part". All of this made Miss Li start to rethink the relationship between the two. So, she sent a message to Mr. Mao: "I'm tired and didn't cook dinner." Also, I want to go home and rest for a while. About half an hour later, Miss Li received a reply from Mr. Mao: "We'll talk about it when we go back." This brief reply left Miss Li confused. She began to wonder if she should continue to endure this unbalanced relationship. The dispute raises an important question: Should an individual's opinions and feelings be suppressed in a relationship? Whether at home or at work, everyone should have the right to have their own opinions. Ms. Lee's dissatisfaction reflects her dissatisfaction with her role in the relationship. She craves to be respected and heard, not just seen as an inconsequential being.
However, that doesn't mean she should pull out of the relationship altogether. The problems between Mr. Mao and Ms. Li can be resolved through open dialogue and mutual understanding. Mr. Mao needs to be aware of the importance of his family background and personal habits on his words and deeds, and should respect and listen to Miss Li's voice. And Miss Li also needs to express her thoughts and feelings, and at the same time, she must also take into account Mr. Mao's plight and his sense of responsibility to the family. This quarrel provides an opportunity for them to really face the problems that exist with each other and find solutions. They may consider finding a neutral third party, such as a marriage counselor or psychotherapist, to help them communicate and resolve issues. In addition, they can work together to develop a common family rule and division of responsibilities to ensure that everyone is respected and satisfied. In any relationship, communication and understanding are crucial. A healthy and balanced relationship can only be built by truly listening to each other's voices and respecting each other's needs and feelings. Mr. Mao and Ms. Li have the opportunity to find a common ground in this quarrel and redefine their roles and responsibilities to create a more harmonious future.
Finally, I would like to ask a question: How do you deal with different opinions and feelings in your family or personal relationships? Please share your experiences and ideas as we explore how to build a healthier and more balanced relationship. Title: Returning home to visit her parentsMiss Li is packing her luggage and preparing to go back to her hometown to visit her parents. Although her home wasn't all that warm, she still wanted to go back. Sasha's voice came from outside, carrying a lunch box in her hand, which turned out to be dinner brought by her father. Mr. Mao and Sasha were waiting for her to come back in the living room. Miss Li said that she needed to rest for a while, and Mr. Mao asked her how long she would rest, and she said that she was not sure and that she might rest all the time. Mr. Mao supported her to go back to her hometown to visit her father and asked her to take care of herself. Sasha also expressed her idea that she would like to live here forever. In the end, Ms. Li decided to leave and go home to visit her parents. Ms. Li is an author of simple clothes and vegetarian food, and she has documented her life in her personal headlines, while articles on other platforms have plagiarized her. She reminded everyone to pay attention to the problem of plagiarism. Miss Lee's home is not that warm, but she still wants to go back. Mr. Mao and Sasha were waiting for her in the living room. They all supported her to go back to her hometown to visit her parents.
Mr. Mao also asked her to rest well and take care of herself. Sasha expressed her thoughts that she would like to live here forever. All of this made Miss Li feel warm and comfortable. However, Miss Li needs to visit her parents, which is her heart's desire. On the way to visit her parents, Ms. Li thought about her work and life. She had thought about quitting her job, but now she had a new idea. She needs to rest and re-examine her life and work. She wants to go home and see her parents, which is the deepest desire of her heart. When Ms. Li arrived in her hometown, she saw the changes in her parents and hometown. She spent time chatting with her parents, tasting local food, and reacquainting herself with her hometown. It was here that she found inner peace and serenity. When she returned home, she re-examined her life and work and realized the importance of rest and relaxation. She decided to take a good break and start her work and life again. In this fast-paced society, we need to stop from time to time to rest and relax. It is very important to go back to my hometown to see my parents and rediscover my life and work. In this way, we can better grasp our own life and work and realize our own value.
Prompt question: Have you ever traveled back to your hometown to visit your parents? What are the feelings and takeaways?