When the end of the week came, doctor Kyle returned to the bar, a knot of anxiety in his stomach. Jennifer was there, as usual, and she smiled when she saw him. "I've made a decision," she said. The man held his breath, waiting for her to speak. "I'll do it," she said. "I'll be your child's nanny." doctor Kyle felt a wave of relief wash over him. "Thank you," he said. "Thank you so much." And with that, a new chapter began in all of their lives.
Jennifer stood outside the front door of the house, her heart pounding. She took a deep breath and rang the doorbell. A moment later, the door opened, and a little girl stood in the doorway. She had dark brown hair and bright blue eyes, and she looked up at the nanny with curiosity. "Are you the new nanny?" she asked. The nanny nodded, trying to smile. "Yes, I am," she said. "My name is Jennifer. What's your name?"
"My name is Lucy," the little girl said. "It's nice to meet you, Jennifer." The nanny felt her nervousness ease a bit. "It's nice to meet you, too, Lucy," she said. "Can I come in?" Lucy nodded and stepped aside to let the nanny enter the house.
As Jennifer walked through the front door, she noticed how warm and cozy the house felt. There were family photos on the walls, and the rooms were filled with books and toys. It was clear that this was a family home, and Jennifer felt a surge of affection for the little girl who stood in front of her. "Would you like to see my room?" Lucy asked, her eyes shining. Jennifer nodded, and Lucy led her up the stairs to a small, brightly-painted bedroom. The walls were covered in posters of animals and flowers, and there was a fluffy white cat sleeping on the bed. "This is Kitty," Lucy said, pointing to the cat. "She's my best friend." Jennifer smiled. "Kitty is very cute," she said. "What do you like to do with Kitty?" Lucy's face lit up. "I like to read her stories and give her belly rubs," she said. "
"That sounds like fun," Jennifer said. "Do you like to read other stories, too?" Lucy nodded. "I love to read!" she said. "My favorite book is 'The Secret Garden.'" "That's a wonderful book," Jennifer said. "It's about a little girl who finds a secret garden and discovers the magic of nature, isn't it?" Lucy's eyes widened. "You've read it, too?" she asked. "Yes, I have," Jennifer said. "I think it's a very special book. Do you like to spend time outside, too?"
"I love being outside!" Lucy said. "My favorite thing to do is to go on nature walks and look for animals and plants. Sometimes I draw pictures of what I see." Jennifer was struck by the little girl's passion for nature. "That's wonderful," she said. "You're like a little nature artist." Lucy beamed at the compliment. "I've never thought of it that way before," she said. "But I like it! I want to be a nature artist when I grow up." "That's a great goal," Jennifer said. "Do you draw other things, too?"
"Oh, yes!" Lucy said. "I love to draw people and animals, and sometimes I like to create my own characters. I have a whole world of characters in my head." Jennifer was intrigued. "Tell me more about this world of characters," she said. Lucy's eyes lit up as she began to speak. "There's a princess named Rose who lives in a castle made of flowers," she said. "And there's a frog named Benjamin who has magical powers, and a wizard named Merlin who can turn invisible. They all have amazing adventures together!"
"Wow, that sounds like an amazing world," Jennifer said. "Do you ever write stories about these characters?" Lucy nodded. "I like to write stories and draw pictures to go with them," she said. "Sometimes I read them to my friends. Would you like me to tell you a story?" "Yes, please!" Jennifer said. "I would love to hear one of your stories." "Okay!" Lucy said, settling herself on the floor. "This is the story of Rose and the Magic Mirror."
"Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess named Rose," Lucy began. "She lived in a castle with her parents, the king and queen. One day, Rose's mother gave her a magic mirror as a birthday present. The mirror had the power to show the princess anything she wanted to see. Rose loved the mirror, and she used it every day to look at beautiful things. But one day, when she looked into the mirror, she saw something strange. A dark shadow began to appear in the mirror, and a sinister voice said, 'Hello, Princess Rose.'"
"Rose was frightened by the shadow and the voice, but she couldn't look away from the mirror," Lucy continued. "The shadow began to speak again. 'I am the Shadow King,' it said. 'And I have a request for you. If you grant my request, I will leave you alone. But if you refuse, I will make your life a misery.' Rose was terrified, but she knew she had to hear the Shadow King's request. 'What do you want?' she asked." "The Shadow King's request was simple, but it was also dangerous," Lucy said. "He asked Rose to give him her
magic mirror. Rose knew that without the mirror, she would be vulnerable to the Shadow King's power. But she also knew that if she gave him the mirror, he could use it to cause even more trouble. She thought long and hard, and finally made a decision. 'I cannot give you my mirror,' she said. 'I'm sorry, but I won't do it.'" "The Shadow King was furious," Lucy said. "He disappeared from the mirror, but Rose knew he wasn't gone for good. She knew he would be back, and that she would have to be ready for him. She kept the mirror close
by her side, and she began to train herself in the ways of magic. She learned spells and incantations, and she practiced them every day. One night, when she was practicing a spell in her room, she heard a noise in the hallway. She opened the door and found the Shadow King standing there, his eyes glowing with anger. 'You have refused my request,' he said. 'Now you must face the consequences.'" "Rose knew she had to be brave," Lucy said. "She stood tall and faced the Shadow King. 'I will not give you my mirror,' she said. 'And I will not be afraid of you.'" "The Shadow King snarled, and his eyes blazed with a red light," Lucy said. "He reached out his hand, and a bolt of lightning shot from his fingertips. Rose raised her hand, and a wall of water rose up to block the lightning. The Shadow King was stunned, but he wasn't done yet. He conjured a whirlwind, but Rose countered it with a blast of fire. The Shadow King was forced to retreat, and he vowed to return. But Rose was ready for him, and she was no longer afraid."
"From that day on, Rose continued to practice her magic," Lucy said. "She became a powerful sorceress, and she defended her kingdom from all manner of evil. The Shadow King did indeed return, but he was no match for Rose and her magic. Eventually, he gave up, and he left Rose and her kingdom in peace. Rose became a beloved ruler, and she was known as the brave and wise Queen Rose. And she always kept the magic mirror close by, ready to defend herself and her people from any threat." "The end," Lucy said. "So, did you like the story?"
"If you liked that story, I have another one I think you'll like," Lucy said. "It's the tale of a young boy named Charlie. Would you like to hear it?" "Yes, please!" the listener replied. "Excellent!" Lucy said. "Charlie was a curious boy who was always getting into mischief. He loved exploring the woods near his village, and he often got lost while he was out on his adventures. One day, he wandered too far into the woods, and he became completely lost. He wandered around for hours, until he came across a strange cottage in the woods."
Doctor kyle works in and sees what the ladies were doing a little tear formed at the side of his eyes ,and he though to himself ,its been long Lucy seems happy like this ,it's been long .