Entitled parents expect the nanny to cover $1000 for vacation flights – the wake-up call that followed

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I shook my head. “Then that settles it,” he said.

“You’re dismissed. Pack up and leave tomorrow.”

I did as told and moved back home.

A week later, Mrs.

Johnson called me. “Jane, can you come over for tea?”

“Of course,” I replied, curious.

In her luxurious living room, she looked at me with concern. “We’ve decided to cut ties with the Smiths.

We’d like to offer you a job.

Better pay, better working conditions. We could use someone like you for our kids.”

I was stunned.

“Of course!” I exclaimed.

“You’ve earned it,” she smiled. “The boys loved having you watch them.

And somehow, you got Jonathan to eat his peas!”

I don’t know how the Smiths reacted to me working for the Johnsons, but I hoped they felt betrayed.

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