Chapter 1

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:

"Can't you read? Living in my house every day—have you no shame? If you have nowhere to live, go sleep on the streets. I hate freeloaders like you the most!"

I looked at her in confusion. Levitt immediately came forward to explain in a low voice:

"Miss Alice, I'm sorry. My daughter doesn't know I'm a housekeeper. She's been spoiled and doesn't like living with outsiders."

"By the way, don't you have another house in the suburbs? When my daughter comes to stay on weekends, you can go live in the suburban house."

With that, Levitt shut the door right in my face.

Standing outside, I calmly dialed the police:

"Hello, someone has illegally entered and occupied my house. Please come as soon as possible."