She was right, I thought, lately Mr Lawson had been talking to me more differently. Was I really changing his attitude?
She turned back to me. "Annie, to be honest, I actually thought you wouldn't last a month as his caretaker. But look at you, you have been working for him for almost a year and he hasn't fired you."
"Well, I don't know what to say to that," I admitted.
"You don't have to say anything." She said to Mr Lawson, "Chad, that's the proof that she is good at her job."
He gave her a look. "You are talking like I'm such a difficult person."
She smiled at me. "Who is going to tell him?"
I smiled back. "Absolutely, not me."
She laughed. "Annie, that isn't fair."
"I don't understand why you are laughing," he drawled.
"Okay, you aren't really that difficult," she stopped lau
