Her suggestion was quite good. Although Shade was a little embarrassed, some rooms had to be swept and mopped every week even if they were not used, and the windows had to be wiped every three to five. This was indeed very troublesome. Besides, when I was doing laundry a few days ago,

, he thought about hiring someone to do these housework, so he nodded in agreement.

He found a spare key to his home and gave it to the black-haired maid in charge. He also agreed that every Saturday afternoon, a servant could be sent from the Duchess's estate to clean the house, and he would deliver the clothes to be washed in advance.

Put it in the basin, lock the door that does not allow entry, and leave a note explaining the areas that need to be cleaned.

I chose Saturday because he was not at home on Saturday afternoon and cleaning would not disturb him.

As for security issues, Shade is not worried at all. His secrets are hidden behind the hidden walls in the basement. As long as the study on the second floor is locked, the most valuable items in the house are actually the furniture. But except for what Detective Sparrow left behind,

Most of the furniture at No. 6 Saint Teresa Square was moved from Miss Carina's estate, and Shade was not worried about theft.

"However, this way, when I go to the doctor every Saturday, I need to take Mia with me."

He stood on the edge of Saint Teresa Square as night fell, waving goodbye to the leaving motorcade.

When I turned around to go home, I happened to meet my neighbor Mr. and Mrs. Smith who were returning from walking their dog. The old man who used to work as a department secretary in the Kingdom’s financial department obviously knew Miss Carina’s motorcade.

He cautiously nodded to Shade and said with a sigh:

"The young people today are really amazing."
Chapter completed!