Taking a deep breath, I recalled it had been two days since my life had returned to its peaceful state since the Turner brothers had been occupied with work. The daily irritation they caused and the reason for it were a mystery to me. I was feeling anxious today also because of the results of my special exam coming up, but I was still looking forward to school. Butler Matthew came in as I mopped the floor. "Piper, Madam Kennedy isn't here. She asked me to remind you that she wants all the rooms on the second floor cleaned; she has faith in you more than any other maid. Before, no one else was allowed into those rooms."
I stared at him in surprise. "Me?" He nodded and smiled, saying, "Yes, Piper. Just make sure not to break any vases - they cost millions!" I agreed readily, aware I cou
