Chapter 484 – #72. Nanny (3)
When my real nanny moved in and started living in my house, more changes occurred than I thought.
“If you do this, the child will suffer. They say that they are very careful because they worry too much, but that actually makes them uncomfortable.”
“Yes!”
First of all, Kanna’s babysitting skills grew rapidly.
This was possible because she showed enthusiasm for learning by meticulously writing down in her notebook what her real nanny taught her.
“You shouldn’t be stubborn.”
“Hey…”
“It doesn’t make it impossible to cry. I said no, but if you insist, you’ll get scolded!”
In Kanna’s onyaonya education, even the somewhat naughty children were learning what they couldn’t do in the real nanny’s education.
The changes in the children even made Kanna feel sad.
It was because the children liked the real nanny more than Kanna, despite the severe scolding.
“Why do the kids like Nanny more than me?”
“It’s not that I like me more than Kanna-san. That’s what I did with my soul. I don’t want to get scolded, so I’m trying to look good to scary people. You shouldn’t think that you don’t know anything because you’re young. When you raise children, you learn a lot from them.”
A nanny did not simply influence the raising of a child.
“How are you?”
“It’s really comfortable. Be curious.”
With her nanny’s know-how, she quickly fixed Jeong-hwa, who couldn’t eat her food because of a bad stomach.
Curiously, the materials she wrote were materials we commonly use.
She would teach me things like a good massage if she did it to Jeong-hwa, and she would tell me what position she could lie down in that would be comfortable for her.
“The nanny is really competent.”
“Right? I think so. The kids also ate well.”
Jihyun tends to grumble a bit about side dishes, but since the real nanny came, the bad habit has sprouted.
“I guess that’s why when kids do something wrong, it’s all their parents fault.”
Since the people raising the children have changed, haven’t the bad habits of the children who committed wrongs sprouted?
When the kids do something wrong, it seems like the right thing to do is to blame yourself.
“Our Haesol is all grown up. All grown up.”
Junghwa laughed and patted my butt.
“Honestly, I didn’t think that I was raising them, but I guess the children had bad habits without realizing it. I reflected a lot while watching the children change. You have no idea how fortunate I am to know you now.”
Taeyang was growing up well without any problems, so I thought Jihyeon and Hyeono were like that too.
However, he overlooked the fact that Taeyang was raised by Jung-hwa himself, and Ji-hyeon and Hyeon-oh were left in the care of Kanna most of the time.
No matter how well Kanna took care of the children, she could only do better than her experienced counterpart, Jeong-hwa.
Furthermore, Kanna was busy appeasing her children rather than scolding them when they did something wrong.
Since she is a child of my blood, Kanna was not in a position to scold children.
‘Still, it’s fortunate that Kanna is learning well from her real nanny.’
The nanny is the person you have to hire with her coins.
If Kanna diligently learns her know-how over at least two to three years, she will be well equipped for future children.
‘At that time, she won’t have to keep it a secret, so she won’t have to hire her with her coins.’
Still, I didn’t want outside help in raising my children.
Isn’t there a service that guarantees your identity and takes care of it in the event of a crime?
How can you entrust such children with peace of mind?
Once again, I think it was a good idea to hire a real nanny.
Anyway, Nanny naturally melted into our family.
It was clear that my experience of raising a child across multiple dimensions allowed me to adapt quickly.
“Are there any inconveniences?”
It’s been two weeks since my nanny started living in our house.
I called her and decided to consult her.
Melting into our house without causing any inconvenience is a good thing from our point of view, but it could be tiring for the person himself.
It was a part that required some consideration from each other, so we wanted to show that we are working hard as much as we have been tailored to us so far.
“It’s okay. The children are docile and even the spirits are happy. Teaching is fun because Kanna-san is passionate about her learning.”
“I think it can be difficult because of the different eating habits. Were there any inconveniences with food, clothing, and shelter? Is two days a week enough for a break?”
“After I told them I didn’t enjoy meat, they prepared vegetarian-oriented ingredients. The variety of salad sauces makes meal time fun. And I never thought you would give me two days off. I’m a little worried that I might be resting too much.”
Are two days too much?
It would have been shocking for office workers around the world to hear it.
“Usually we work for five days and take two days off. So it was two days. Doesn’t it give you a break somewhere else?”
“Yes. It’s almost always time to work. Aren’t you a live-in nanny? I put all my energy into taking care of the babies 24 hours a day.”
“We don’t have to work that hard. Jung-hwa raised two children, so there won’t be any difficulties.”
If Jeong-hwa hadn’t been pregnant with her twins, she wouldn’t have considered hiring a nanny for her.
She, of course, is thinking a hundred times that she was good at hiring her now, having noticed her nanny’s competence.
“I was surprised that my wife tried to do what I had to do herself.”
“Then there is no big problem?”
Since they say that there are no problems in their daily life, and it seems that their work is not difficult, shouldn’t it be considered that there are no complaints?
But the nanny hesitated, as if something was bothering her.
“You seem to have something to say, so feel free to say it.”
“It’s all good, but I’m a bit worried because the work I do is so small compared to the salary I’m getting.”
“Uh… Isn’t it nice when things are easy? And when twins are born, you won’t be as comfortable as you are now. After the babies are born, you will be tired in earnest.”
“Then, can we keep working like this until then?”
“Yes. Even now, we have no complaints because they are doing so well.”
After hearing my words, the nanny’s face softened.
‘There must have been more true employees than I thought.’
Having lived her work life, I immediately sensed her concerns.
There must have been someone who said that he would reduce the money he received because he worked less.
100% sure
The world is wide and there are many different people.
Moreover, it was not for nothing that they said that hiring a nanny would be a household with that much wealth, and that those who had it were better.
“And don’t worry about hiring costs. If you give more, you will give more, and you will not give less.”
“… Thank you.”
It’s just money that I work and receive legitimately, so why do I have to say thank you.
Her past me went to her workplace with the same attitude as hers, so she became bitter as she remembered her old days.
“Nanny is doing well. So I want you to work comfortably. In fact, saying this doesn’t make the job any easier. Please don’t put up with any inconveniences and tell me first. He is the one who will take care of our children for a long time to come, so shouldn’t we make them uncomfortable?”
“Yes, I will.”
The nanny’s face brightened more than ever, as if she had read the truth of my words.
After that consultation.
As if her counseling was effective, her nanny’s attitude gradually began to change.
She began to open her heart to others as well, as she used to open her heart only to Jeong-hwa and draw a line to others.
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Silpardo Tabaisco Latcheria sofa.
I think I cried a lot when I signed a contract with a small, young spirit that couldn’t hunt monsters and all I could do was make the wind blow a little.
Teased by friends, disappointed by parents, and even abandoned.
Her life was steadily going downhill, and she thought that she would always walk downhill and meet a precipice and fall.
But she lived splendidly with an ability everyone ignored.
Without harming others, she even made her rather large fortune by her pure self.
She no longer hated the small, young spirit.
Rather, she thinks that she is happy because she can meet a precious friend who will be with her for the rest of her life.
‘My precious family…’
Sensing what she was thinking, her spirit swayed and created a breeze that warmly brushed her skin.
“I think I came to a good place this time. Yes?”
The spirit whispered in my ear that the children are so cute and I like them.
No matter how much she likes children, the spirit didn’t like children from aristocratic families who do mean things.
There were times when taking care of children taught me what “Pure evil” Was.
When they looked at their parents at a young age and found out about their power, the children became demons without any guilt.
Correcting such children was what she, her nanny, had to do.
Her thread reached her hand into the air.
Then her spirit appeared, familiarly woven into the shape of a mini tornado in the palm of her own hand.
This action was one of the ways the two communicated their feelings.
“They say this is a world where identity doesn’t exist. I’ve been to many places, but this is the first time I’ve been to a place where I don’t have an identity. To be honest, at first I thought it was a communist world.”
Communism.
The idea of denying private property and eliminating the gap between rich and poor by realizing common property.
However, she was working as her nanny in a dimension following the communist system before dropping out of school.
“Yeah, it was terrible. I don’t want to go to that dimension again.”
It was a place where perfect communism was systematized.
And in order to achieve the communist system, the residents there castrated their desires.
A world without desire was literally shared property, where everyone lived with the same clothes, the same food, and the same level of money.
They spend their time in the manner of play provided by the state, work in places required by the state, and live from birth to death strictly following the plans required by the state.
“If we finish this job, we will finally reach our goal amount. If you receive the coins according to the contract, it will exceed the target amount and be enough money to be extravagant.”
She canceled her contract midway through raising children in a dimension with a communist system, saying that she couldn’t do it.
She was unable to carry out the educational process, which had to force the communist system, which she did not understand, as if brainwashing children who did not know anything.
She was burdened with the amount to be paid when she terminated the contract, but she was able to solve it with the wealth she had accumulated.
Of course, that caused a big hole in her accumulated wealth, but she didn’t get frustrated and worked hard to earn the coin she was aiming for again.
Her dream is to ‘buy her own house’.
Returning to the dimension she lived in, buying a house for her and spending her old age leisurely.
In order to do that, she had to earn her coin, which was her goal, and it was also her impossible goal for her, who had been working without days off since she was young.
To earn her target amount.
This request had to fulfill her contract without any problems.
The termination of the contract midway through was something that should not happen again.
