My Cleaner

Author: Maggie Gee

My cleaner. She does my dirty work. She knows more about me than anyone else in the world. But does she even like me? Does her presence fill me with shame? in London, cleaning for Vanessa and looking after her adorable blonde boy, Justin. Nine years later, 22-year-old Justin – though handsome, clever, and charming – is too depressed to get out of bed. When Mary responds to….Read More

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