A nurse takes a job as a caregiver to a dying rich man & soon she noticed an odd thing in his room скачать в хорошем качестве

A nurse takes a job as a caregiver to a dying rich man & soon she noticed an odd thing in his room

A fired nurse takes a job as a caregiver to a dying millionaire. But soon she noticed an odd thing and installed a hidden camera in his room #storiesfromthebox #cautionarytale #liveyourbestlife #sadstory #familystory #kindstory #sadlovestory #audiostory #amazingstory #lifestory Sheila left Mr.Bailey's room with a heavy heart. She knew what she had done was wrong. But she wouldn't have taken this step if she hadn't been suspicious. She had to find out what was going on—it might even be a matter of life and death! In her early childhood, Sheila lived with her mother in a small apartment in an old two-story building. She had no father or other relatives, just her and her mom, Gina. The woman grew up in an orphanage, got a social dwelling from the state after graduation, studied to be a seamstress, and worked most of her life at the local weaving factory. The industrial zone, where the factory was located, was close to their house. They didn't need to spend money on bus fare, which was helpful because Sheila and her mother lived very modestly. However, Sheila remembered her early childhood as the happiest time of her life. Her mother was young and cheerful. When she smiled, all of Sheila's worries disappeared. Gina worked hard, sometimes even night shifts at the factory. That's why by age five, Sheila could take care of herself: she could make soup, clean up, and go to the store if needed. Most of Sheila's friends lived the same way. Parents worked, and kids were on their own. It was a happy time when Sheila's mom finally came home, often with something delicious. They would sit in the kitchen, drink tea, and share the day's news. It was great! Sheila thought her mother was beautiful—fair-skinned, russet-haired, statuesque! She wished she looked like her, but she was small, swarthy, and brown-eyed, not as striking as her mother. Sheila was proud of her, but this beauty eventually caused Gina's misfortune. Angelo started to court Gina with compliments, flowers, and dates at the movies and cafes. Sometimes they took Sheila with them. Angelo seemed cheerful, good, and caring. At first, Sheila liked him, and sometimes they'd talk about Angelo. Sheila was eleven then and understood a lot, so her mother sought her advice almost as an equal, "Daughter, he's hinting at marriage. Do you think it's worth it?"