The Housekeeper's Daughter Stole My Life

The housekeeper Levitt's daughter Lavinia stays at my place every weekend during school breaks. Out of respect for her mother's years of service to my family, I never said anything.

Until one day I came home to find the door code had been changed, with a note stuck on the door:

"Freeloaders who mooch off other people's homes are forbidden entry."

I tore down the note and knocked on the door, asking Levitt: "What's this about?"

Lavinia sat on the sofa with her legs crossed, saying: