I was so stunned I could only nod. I followed Amy out to the car, my forehead tingling where he had kissed softly. A long, black car was waiting in the driveway and a man in a dark suit was standing by the door. He had a sour expression and didn't even look at me as he opened the door for Amy.
"Hurry up," he muttered as I approached.
"I’m coming," I said, trying to be polite.
"I don't have all day for the nanny," Silas snapped, his voice dripping with disdain.
I didn't respond, it was my first day and i didn’t want to get in trouble with anyone. I just got into the car with Amy. The drive to the school was silent. Silas drove aggressively, weaving through traffic as if he were in a race. When we pulled up to the gates of St. Jude's, I was impressed. It looked like a museum, all stone p
