Inside the Caliwell Mansion: My mother-in-law wants me dead

isingly, he had no nightmares; his sleep was restful and uninterrupted.

u sparing me las

st in time to fetch the newsp

Antonio remarked as h

Benjamin respond

't seen Mr. Caliwell happy in about two years. He const

bout the lady. After all, he was the chief butler, and nothing or

njamin said, and Antonio halted. He

ady at this residence

y was a Caliwell interested in a commoner? Was it

as a tiny kid, and he was now nearly seventy, more than twice Benjamin's age. But maybe

ired, interrupting the e

ied, clearin

Ms. Rivera, she was he

upted the butler again, "what

lives someplace in the city slums

s impoverished, but that wasn't w

at is merged with the greatest tailo

ee shop?" With a raised

after getting the information he ne

ted his mother drinking her mornin

she inquired, and he halted to gaze

anged glances as they were blindsided by the latest deve

r," he said as he en

ffered him a Unisom

said to him, "Your face looks as bright as

know about?" she inquired,

he took his hands out of his

get out more and

glanced at

y today, so I thought I'

said, and Benjamin approached h

at him in bewilderme

report back to me," sh

utside, the foot guard, Dominic, greeted him with a smil

ched him from his cr

Martins," Benjamin said a

ed, because Benjamin had never asked to dri

ng important. Martins became even more puzzled as he realized he was either being fired or dreaming. So he took Be

d headed to the River's Café

sure he was at the correct location. "River's cafe and tailoring," read the enormous signboard attached to the

ed through the cafe's glass doors. From where he stood he surveyed the whole café in

dy asked from behind the counter, where

turning around because she needed to star

r was too loud, Benjamin stepped down

tomer hadn't said anything to

or are you going to place

he man who had broken he

" she rolle

ain," Benjamin s