Poor Maid Was Hum1liated At A Wedding… Until The Groom Stopped The Ceremony 

Poor Maid Was Hum1liated At A Wedding… Until The Groom Stopped The Ceremony 

  You look absolutely stunning. You’re late. I’m sorry. Try being useful today. Coming through. Don’t touch anything expensive. Yes, ma’am. Please, you don’t have to.  

 It’s okay. Did you see that? She’s just a maid. Then she should remember her place.    I’m so sorry.   Unbelievable. You ruin everything. You’re hurt. I’m okay. Baby, it’s time for our marriage.  Something feels  wrong. I know.

        Leave.  I’m working.  My daughter doesn’t want you here.  Why not? I did nothing wrong.  You’re embarrassing this wedding. Get out.

 Stop. Apologize.  To her?  Now.  You’re ruining your wedding.  No, you and your daughter already did.  Choose, her or me.  Her dignity.  You’re serious?  A marriage without respect SHOULD NEVER BEGIN.   YOU MIGHT DO. I’M SORRY.  YOU DID nothing wrong.   You’ll regret this.

You just destroyed my daughter.  No, she did that herself.  You humiliated me.  Get in the car.  For a maid? This isn’t over. I should leave.  I’ll take care of this.  You already did enough.  You okay?  Ask me tomorrow.    I wanted to make sure you’re okay.  Your wedding just ended.

 I know.  Because of me.  Because of Victoria.  People will blame me.  People saw what happened.  People see what they want to see.  I’m sorry I didn’t stop it sooner.  Everyone saw him choose her.  Then we’ll make everyone see who she really is.  What do you mean?  Daniel thinks she’s innocent.

We’ll change that.  It’s everywhere. I don’t care about the video. Victoria will.  Look at her. She is back.  My office.  Am I fired?  No. Mr. Daniel made it very clear.  He called you?  Very early. But there’s a problem. Several complaints appear. Someone has been contacting management.  About me?  They called you unprofessional, dishonest, dangerous around guests.

 These aren’t true.  I know.  Who said that? Never move when everyone is watching, okay? Make everyone else do it for you.    That’s her. The maid?   Pick it up. Isn’t that your job?  You dropped this.  Daniel, we were just  I know exactly what you were doing. Come with me.  I’m working.

 Not right now.  Please stop.  Stop what?  Helping me. Every time you defend me, things get worse.  So, I should let them humiliate you?  You don’t understand.  Then explain it to me.  They think I destroyed your wedding.  You didn’t.  It doesn’t matter what really happened. Your world already decided who I am.

 Then maybe my world is the problem.  Don’t react. Look at them. I am. She’s enjoying this. Then take away the one thing she needs, her job. Hello, I’m Margaret Hawthorne.  Hello, Mrs. Hawthorne.  My family has hosted events with your company for 15 years.  Yes, ma’am.  If Emma continues working there, you will never receive another contract from us.

Choose carefully.  Emma.  I know what you’re going to say.  I’m sorry. I can give you a recommendation.  It’s okay.  What happened? Emma.  They fired me.  Victoria.  I don’t know.  I do.  Please don’t do anything.  They took your job.  And if you fight them, they’ll take something else. I just want this to stop.

 Come work for me.  What?  My company needs administrative staff.  Absolutely not.  Why?  Because tomorrow the headline will be maid gets job from billionaire groom. I’m serious.  So am I.  I don’t want charity.  Good. I’m not offering charity. I’m offering an interview. What you do with it is your choice.

 Warm wind blowing  through your tangled hair, soft touch lingering in the air. Miles ahead can’t pull us apart. You’ve been on my  heart.  You said interview.  I did.  Mr. Daniel asked me to treat you like every other candidate. So, let’s begin.  Did you tell her to hire me?  No.  Good.

 Did she?  Yes. Temporary contract.  Still counts.  And I report to someone else.  You negotiated that?  I did.   Unbelievable. I need information about someone. Everything you can find.  Is this seat taken?  There are 20 empty tables.  So, that’s a no.  People are staring.  They’re always staring.

 Doesn’t that bother you?  It used to.  What changed?  The wedding. I spent years worrying about what everyone expected from me.  And now?  Now I worry about what I can live with. Can I ask you something?  Maybe.  Why did you stay quiet that day?  At the wedding? Because people like Victoria win when people like me react.

 People like you?  People who need the job. You can walk away from a room.  And you can’t.  Exactly.  I never thought about that.  Most people in your position don’t.  Maybe I should start. There’s not much about her.  Everyone has something.  Emma doesn’t.  Then find something.  I found her previous employer.

She left after money disappeared. But she wasn’t accused.  She is now.  Emma, we need to speak with you. This is a lie.  Part of it is true. Money disappeared at my old job.  Did you take it?  No. They found out later that the owner’s nephew stole it.  Then why isn’t that in the article?  Because the truth isn’t useful to whoever wrote it.

 Find the original investigation. And find whoever is behind these posts.  There she is.  First you destroyed my wedding.  Victoria, don’t.  Then you took a job from my fiance.  He’s not your fiance anymore. You think he wants you? Look at yourself. Women like you don’t belong beside men like Daniel.

 Enough.  Daniel.  You got her fired. Your mother called Mr. Harris.  Prove it.  I can. Mr. Harris recorded the call.  What?  And that’s not all. We found the original investigation. And the person who actually stole the money. The police investigation cleared Emma. The owner’s nephew confessed. But somehow that part disappeared from the story.

 I didn’t write that.  I know. Your mother did.  You’re lying.  The account that contacted the journalist was traced back to your mother’s assistant. We have the emails.  Turn those off.  You wanted everyone to look at Emma. Now they’re looking at you.  I did this because of you.  No.  You humiliated me.

 I stopped you from humiliating someone else.  At our wedding.  Especially at our wedding.  She took everything from me.  I didn’t take anything from you.  Shut up.  No. I stayed quiet at the wedding. I stayed quiet when you got me fired. I stayed quiet when you lied about me. I’m done staying quiet.

 I never wanted Daniel. I wanted my job. My dignity. And to go home without being treated like I was less than you. You lost Daniel because of what you did, not because of me.  Ms. Hawthorne.  You’re throwing me out?  I’m asking you to leave my company.  For her?  For what you did.  THIS ISN’T OVER.  VICTORIA, DID YOU FABRICATE THE STORY about Emma?  They know everything.

 Then we deny everything.  Daniel has the emails.  Are you okay?  I don’t know yet.  Fair answer.  Thank you.  James did most of it.    You’re welcome.    Three clients canceled today. And the charity board wants to speak with you.  About what?  Your resignation.

 Mom? They’re treating us like criminals.  People forget.  Do they?  Morning, Emma.  Morning.  Do you have a minute?  Relax. Your temporary contract is being extended. And before you ask, Daniel had nothing to do with it.  Good.  You really don’t make things easy for him.  That’s also good.  She’s staying.

I heard. You look happy. She’s good at her job.  Of course.  Shut up.   Lunch?  No.  Coffee?  No.  Dinner?  Are you asking your employee on a date?  Technically, you’re not my employee.  You own the company.  Small detail.  People will talk.  People already talked.  And you learned nothing?  I learned something very important.

 What?  They’re going to talk anyway. Dinner?  One dinner. And it’s not a date.  Of course not.    You eat here?  Why does everyone think I eat gold for dinner?   Don’t.  I didn’t say anything.  You were going to ask if this was a date.  Was it?  Good night, Daniel.  That wasn’t an answer.

   I can’t believe I’m working for a month and this is my first paycheck. What are you doing here?  You said rich people don’t know how normal people live.  I never said that.  You implied it.   Come on in.  You kept this?  It got me a job.  I thought your talent got you the job.  Don’t ruin the moment.

  Can I Can I you something?  Anything.  Do you ever regret it?  What?  The wedding.  I regret waiting until that day. I knew Victoria wasn’t kind. I just kept convincing myself it wasn’t enough reason to leave.  And then?  Then I watched her push someone to the floor because she thought nobody would stop her.

 I realized that if I married her, I would spend the rest of my life pretending not to see who she was. So, no. I don’t regret walking away.  Good.  But there’s something else I don’t regret.  Daniel.  Tell me to stop.    That was definitely a date.  Finally.    Congratulations. You earned it. You earned it. Thank you.

 Well, you got it.  I got it.   Do you actually work?  Occasionally.  I’m starting to doubt it.  Dinner?  Again?  I was thinking somewhere expensive.  Why?  Apparently, I’m a billionaire.   You know what’s funny?  What?  The first time you helped me,  the napkins.

 I wished you hadn’t.   I remember.  I thought you were going to make everything worse.  I did.   You really did.  Would you change it?  No. But don’t get arrogant.  Too late.  Yeah. Give me one last night.

Poor Maid Was Humiliated At A Wedding… Until The Groom Stopped The Ceremony 

  You look absolutely stunning. You’re late. I’m sorry. Try being useful today. Coming through. Don’t touch anything expensive. Yes, ma’am. Please, you don’t have to.  

 It’s okay. Did you see that? She’s just a maid. Then she should remember her place.    I’m so sorry.   Unbelievable. You ruin everything. You’re hurt. I’m okay. Baby, it’s time for our marriage.  Something feels  wrong. I know.

        Leave.  I’m working.  My daughter doesn’t want you here.  Why not? I did nothing wrong.  You’re embarrassing this wedding. Get out.

 Stop. Apologize.  To her?  Now.  You’re ruining your wedding.  No, you and your daughter already did.  Choose, her or me.  Her dignity.  You’re serious?  A marriage without respect SHOULD NEVER BEGIN.   YOU MIGHT DO. I’M SORRY.  YOU DID nothing wrong.   You’ll regret this.

You just destroyed my daughter.  No, she did that herself.  You humiliated me.  Get in the car.  For a maid? This isn’t over. I should leave.  I’ll take care of this.  You already did enough.  You okay?  Ask me tomorrow.    I wanted to make sure you’re okay.  Your wedding just ended.

 I know.  Because of me.  Because of Victoria.  People will blame me.  People saw what happened.  People see what they want to see.  I’m sorry I didn’t stop it sooner.  Everyone saw him choose her.  Then we’ll make everyone see who she really is.  What do you mean?  Daniel thinks she’s innocent.

We’ll change that.  It’s everywhere. I don’t care about the video. Victoria will.  Look at her. She is back.  My office.  Am I fired?  No. Mr. Daniel made it very clear.  He called you?  Very early. But there’s a problem. Several complaints appear. Someone has been contacting management.  About me?  They called you unprofessional, dishonest, dangerous around guests.

 These aren’t true.  I know.  Who said that? Never move when everyone is watching, okay? Make everyone else do it for you.    That’s her. The maid?   Pick it up. Isn’t that your job?  You dropped this.  Daniel, we were just  I know exactly what you were doing. Come with me.  I’m working.

 Not right now.  Please stop.  Stop what?  Helping me. Every time you defend me, things get worse.  So, I should let them humiliate you?  You don’t understand.  Then explain it to me.  They think I destroyed your wedding.  You didn’t.  It doesn’t matter what really happened. Your world already decided who I am.

 Then maybe my world is the problem.  Don’t react. Look at them. I am. She’s enjoying this. Then take away the one thing she needs, her job. Hello, I’m Margaret Hawthorne.  Hello, Mrs. Hawthorne.  My family has hosted events with your company for 15 years.  Yes, ma’am.  If Emma continues working there, you will never receive another contract from us.

Choose carefully.  Emma.  I know what you’re going to say.  I’m sorry. I can give you a recommendation.  It’s okay.  What happened? Emma.  They fired me.  Victoria.  I don’t know.  I do.  Please don’t do anything.  They took your job.  And if you fight them, they’ll take something else. I just want this to stop.

 Come work for me.  What?  My company needs administrative staff.  Absolutely not.  Why?  Because tomorrow the headline will be maid gets job from billionaire groom. I’m serious.  So am I.  I don’t want charity.  Good. I’m not offering charity. I’m offering an interview. What you do with it is your choice.

 Warm wind blowing  through your tangled hair, soft touch lingering in the air. Miles ahead can’t pull us apart. You’ve been on my  heart.  You said interview.  I did.  Mr. Daniel asked me to treat you like every other candidate. So, let’s begin.  Did you tell her to hire me?  No.  Good.

 Did she?  Yes. Temporary contract.  Still counts.  And I report to someone else.  You negotiated that?  I did.   Unbelievable. I need information about someone. Everything you can find.  Is this seat taken?  There are 20 empty tables.  So, that’s a no.  People are staring.  They’re always staring.

 Doesn’t that bother you?  It used to.  What changed?  The wedding. I spent years worrying about what everyone expected from me.  And now?  Now I worry about what I can live with. Can I ask you something?  Maybe.  Why did you stay quiet that day?  At the wedding? Because people like Victoria win when people like me react.

 People like you?  People who need the job. You can walk away from a room.  And you can’t.  Exactly.  I never thought about that.  Most people in your position don’t.  Maybe I should start. There’s not much about her.  Everyone has something.  Emma doesn’t.  Then find something.  I found her previous employer.

She left after money disappeared. But she wasn’t accused.  She is now.  Emma, we need to speak with you. This is a lie.  Part of it is true. Money disappeared at my old job.  Did you take it?  No. They found out later that the owner’s nephew stole it.  Then why isn’t that in the article?  Because the truth isn’t useful to whoever wrote it.

 Find the original investigation. And find whoever is behind these posts.  There she is.  First you destroyed my wedding.  Victoria, don’t.  Then you took a job from my fiance.  He’s not your fiance anymore. You think he wants you? Look at yourself. Women like you don’t belong beside men like Daniel.

 Enough.  Daniel.  You got her fired. Your mother called Mr. Harris.  Prove it.  I can. Mr. Harris recorded the call.  What?  And that’s not all. We found the original investigation. And the person who actually stole the money. The police investigation cleared Emma. The owner’s nephew confessed. But somehow that part disappeared from the story.

 I didn’t write that.  I know. Your mother did.  You’re lying.  The account that contacted the journalist was traced back to your mother’s assistant. We have the emails.  Turn those off.  You wanted everyone to look at Emma. Now they’re looking at you.  I did this because of you.  No.  You humiliated me.

 I stopped you from humiliating someone else.  At our wedding.  Especially at our wedding.  She took everything from me.  I didn’t take anything from you.  Shut up.  No. I stayed quiet at the wedding. I stayed quiet when you got me fired. I stayed quiet when you lied about me. I’m done staying quiet.

 I never wanted Daniel. I wanted my job. My dignity. And to go home without being treated like I was less than you. You lost Daniel because of what you did, not because of me.  Ms. Hawthorne.  You’re throwing me out?  I’m asking you to leave my company.  For her?  For what you did.  THIS ISN’T OVER.  VICTORIA, DID YOU FABRICATE THE STORY about Emma?  They know everything.

 Then we deny everything.  Daniel has the emails.  Are you okay?  I don’t know yet.  Fair answer.  Thank you.  James did most of it.    You’re welcome.    Three clients canceled today. And the charity board wants to speak with you.  About what?  Your resignation.

 Mom? They’re treating us like criminals.  People forget.  Do they?  Morning, Emma.  Morning.  Do you have a minute?  Relax. Your temporary contract is being extended. And before you ask, Daniel had nothing to do with it.  Good.  You really don’t make things easy for him.  That’s also good.  She’s staying.

I heard. You look happy. She’s good at her job.  Of course.  Shut up.   Lunch?  No.  Coffee?  No.  Dinner?  Are you asking your employee on a date?  Technically, you’re not my employee.  You own the company.  Small detail.  People will talk.  People already talked.  And you learned nothing?  I learned something very important.

 What?  They’re going to talk anyway. Dinner?  One dinner. And it’s not a date.  Of course not.    You eat here?  Why does everyone think I eat gold for dinner?   Don’t.  I didn’t say anything.  You were going to ask if this was a date.  Was it?  Good night, Daniel.  That wasn’t an answer.

   I can’t believe I’m working for a month and this is my first paycheck. What are you doing here?  You said rich people don’t know how normal people live.  I never said that.  You implied it.   Come on in.  You kept this?  It got me a job.  I thought your talent got you the job.  Don’t ruin the moment.

  Can I Can I you something?  Anything.  Do you ever regret it?  What?  The wedding.  I regret waiting until that day. I knew Victoria wasn’t kind. I just kept convincing myself it wasn’t enough reason to leave.  And then?  Then I watched her push someone to the floor because she thought nobody would stop her.

 I realized that if I married her, I would spend the rest of my life pretending not to see who she was. So, no. I don’t regret walking away.  Good.  But there’s something else I don’t regret.  Daniel.  Tell me to stop.    That was definitely a date.  Finally.    Congratulations. You earned it. You earned it. Thank you.

 Well, you got it.  I got it.   Do you actually work?  Occasionally.  I’m starting to doubt it.  Dinner?  Again?  I was thinking somewhere expensive.  Why?  Apparently, I’m a billionaire.   You know what’s funny?  What?  The first time you helped me,  the napkins.

 I wished you hadn’t.   I remember.  I thought you were going to make everything worse.  I did.   You really did.  Would you change it?  No. But don’t get arrogant.  Too late.  Yeah. Give me one last night.

Poor Maid Was Humiliated At A Wedding… Until The Groom Stopped The Ceremony 

  You look absolutely stunning. You’re late. I’m sorry. Try being useful today. Coming through. Don’t touch anything expensive. Yes, ma’am. Please, you don’t have to.  

 It’s okay. Did you see that? She’s just a maid. Then she should remember her place.    I’m so sorry.   Unbelievable. You ruin everything. You’re hurt. I’m okay. Baby, it’s time for our marriage.  Something feels  wrong. I know.

        Leave.  I’m working.  My daughter doesn’t want you here.  Why not? I did nothing wrong.  You’re embarrassing this wedding. Get out.

 Stop. Apologize.  To her?  Now.  You’re ruining your wedding.  No, you and your daughter already did.  Choose, her or me.  Her dignity.  You’re serious?  A marriage without respect SHOULD NEVER BEGIN.   YOU MIGHT DO. I’M SORRY.  YOU DID nothing wrong.   You’ll regret this.

You just destroyed my daughter.  No, she did that herself.  You humiliated me.  Get in the car.  For a maid? This isn’t over. I should leave.  I’ll take care of this.  You already did enough.  You okay?  Ask me tomorrow.    I wanted to make sure you’re okay.  Your wedding just ended.

 I know.  Because of me.  Because of Victoria.  People will blame me.  People saw what happened.  People see what they want to see.  I’m sorry I didn’t stop it sooner.  Everyone saw him choose her.  Then we’ll make everyone see who she really is.  What do you mean?  Daniel thinks she’s innocent.

We’ll change that.  It’s everywhere. I don’t care about the video. Victoria will.  Look at her. She is back.  My office.  Am I fired?  No. Mr. Daniel made it very clear.  He called you?  Very early. But there’s a problem. Several complaints appear. Someone has been contacting management.  About me?  They called you unprofessional, dishonest, dangerous around guests.

 These aren’t true.  I know.  Who said that? Never move when everyone is watching, okay? Make everyone else do it for you.    That’s her. The maid?   Pick it up. Isn’t that your job?  You dropped this.  Daniel, we were just  I know exactly what you were doing. Come with me.  I’m working.

 Not right now.  Please stop.  Stop what?  Helping me. Every time you defend me, things get worse.  So, I should let them humiliate you?  You don’t understand.  Then explain it to me.  They think I destroyed your wedding.  You didn’t.  It doesn’t matter what really happened. Your world already decided who I am.

 Then maybe my world is the problem.  Don’t react. Look at them. I am. She’s enjoying this. Then take away the one thing she needs, her job. Hello, I’m Margaret Hawthorne.  Hello, Mrs. Hawthorne.  My family has hosted events with your company for 15 years.  Yes, ma’am.  If Emma continues working there, you will never receive another contract from us.

Choose carefully.  Emma.  I know what you’re going to say.  I’m sorry. I can give you a recommendation.  It’s okay.  What happened? Emma.  They fired me.  Victoria.  I don’t know.  I do.  Please don’t do anything.  They took your job.  And if you fight them, they’ll take something else. I just want this to stop.

 Come work for me.  What?  My company needs administrative staff.  Absolutely not.  Why?  Because tomorrow the headline will be maid gets job from billionaire groom. I’m serious.  So am I.  I don’t want charity.  Good. I’m not offering charity. I’m offering an interview. What you do with it is your choice.

 Warm wind blowing  through your tangled hair, soft touch lingering in the air. Miles ahead can’t pull us apart. You’ve been on my  heart.  You said interview.  I did.  Mr. Daniel asked me to treat you like every other candidate. So, let’s begin.  Did you tell her to hire me?  No.  Good.

 Did she?  Yes. Temporary contract.  Still counts.  And I report to someone else.  You negotiated that?  I did.   Unbelievable. I need information about someone. Everything you can find.  Is this seat taken?  There are 20 empty tables.  So, that’s a no.  People are staring.  They’re always staring.

 Doesn’t that bother you?  It used to.  What changed?  The wedding. I spent years worrying about what everyone expected from me.  And now?  Now I worry about what I can live with. Can I ask you something?  Maybe.  Why did you stay quiet that day?  At the wedding? Because people like Victoria win when people like me react.

 People like you?  People who need the job. You can walk away from a room.  And you can’t.  Exactly.  I never thought about that.  Most people in your position don’t.  Maybe I should start. There’s not much about her.  Everyone has something.  Emma doesn’t.  Then find something.  I found her previous employer.

She left after money disappeared. But she wasn’t accused.  She is now.  Emma, we need to speak with you. This is a lie.  Part of it is true. Money disappeared at my old job.  Did you take it?  No. They found out later that the owner’s nephew stole it.  Then why isn’t that in the article?  Because the truth isn’t useful to whoever wrote it.

 Find the original investigation. And find whoever is behind these posts.  There she is.  First you destroyed my wedding.  Victoria, don’t.  Then you took a job from my fiance.  He’s not your fiance anymore. You think he wants you? Look at yourself. Women like you don’t belong beside men like Daniel.

 Enough.  Daniel.  You got her fired. Your mother called Mr. Harris.  Prove it.  I can. Mr. Harris recorded the call.  What?  And that’s not all. We found the original investigation. And the person who actually stole the money. The police investigation cleared Emma. The owner’s nephew confessed. But somehow that part disappeared from the story.

 I didn’t write that.  I know. Your mother did.  You’re lying.  The account that contacted the journalist was traced back to your mother’s assistant. We have the emails.  Turn those off.  You wanted everyone to look at Emma. Now they’re looking at you.  I did this because of you.  No.  You humiliated me.

 I stopped you from humiliating someone else.  At our wedding.  Especially at our wedding.  She took everything from me.  I didn’t take anything from you.  Shut up.  No. I stayed quiet at the wedding. I stayed quiet when you got me fired. I stayed quiet when you lied about me. I’m done staying quiet.

 I never wanted Daniel. I wanted my job. My dignity. And to go home without being treated like I was less than you. You lost Daniel because of what you did, not because of me.  Ms. Hawthorne.  You’re throwing me out?  I’m asking you to leave my company.  For her?  For what you did.  THIS ISN’T OVER.  VICTORIA, DID YOU FABRICATE THE STORY about Emma?  They know everything.

 Then we deny everything.  Daniel has the emails.  Are you okay?  I don’t know yet.  Fair answer.  Thank you.  James did most of it.    You’re welcome.    Three clients canceled today. And the charity board wants to speak with you.  About what?  Your resignation.

 Mom? They’re treating us like criminals.  People forget.  Do they?  Morning, Emma.  Morning.  Do you have a minute?  Relax. Your temporary contract is being extended. And before you ask, Daniel had nothing to do with it.  Good.  You really don’t make things easy for him.  That’s also good.  She’s staying.

I heard. You look happy. She’s good at her job.  Of course.  Shut up.   Lunch?  No.  Coffee?  No.  Dinner?  Are you asking your employee on a date?  Technically, you’re not my employee.  You own the company.  Small detail.  People will talk.  People already talked.  And you learned nothing?  I learned something very important.

 What?  They’re going to talk anyway. Dinner?  One dinner. And it’s not a date.  Of course not.    You eat here?  Why does everyone think I eat gold for dinner?   Don’t.  I didn’t say anything.  You were going to ask if this was a date.  Was it?  Good night, Daniel.  That wasn’t an answer.

   I can’t believe I’m working for a month and this is my first paycheck. What are you doing here?  You said rich people don’t know how normal people live.  I never said that.  You implied it.   Come on in.  You kept this?  It got me a job.  I thought your talent got you the job.  Don’t ruin the moment.

  Can I Can I you something?  Anything.  Do you ever regret it?  What?  The wedding.  I regret waiting until that day. I knew Victoria wasn’t kind. I just kept convincing myself it wasn’t enough reason to leave.  And then?  Then I watched her push someone to the floor because she thought nobody would stop her.

 I realized that if I married her, I would spend the rest of my life pretending not to see who she was. So, no. I don’t regret walking away.  Good.  But there’s something else I don’t regret.  Daniel.  Tell me to stop.    That was definitely a date.  Finally.    Congratulations. You earned it. You earned it. Thank you.

 Well, you got it.  I got it.   Do you actually work?  Occasionally.  I’m starting to doubt it.  Dinner?  Again?  I was thinking somewhere expensive.  Why?  Apparently, I’m a billionaire.   You know what’s funny?  What?  The first time you helped me,  the napkins.

 I wished you hadn’t.   I remember.  I thought you were going to make everything worse.  I did.   You really did.  Would you change it?  No. But don’t get arrogant.  Too late.  Yeah. Give me one last night.

Poor Maid Was Humiliated At A Wedding… Until The Groom Stopped The Ceremony 

  You look absolutely stunning. You’re late. I’m sorry. Try being useful today. Coming through. Don’t touch anything expensive. Yes, ma’am. Please, you don’t have to.  

 It’s okay. Did you see that? She’s just a maid. Then she should remember her place.    I’m so sorry.   Unbelievable. You ruin everything. You’re hurt. I’m okay. Baby, it’s time for our marriage.  Something feels  wrong. I know.

        Leave.  I’m working.  My daughter doesn’t want you here.  Why not? I did nothing wrong.  You’re embarrassing this wedding. Get out.

 Stop. Apologize.  To her?  Now.  You’re ruining your wedding.  No, you and your daughter already did.  Choose, her or me.  Her dignity.  You’re serious?  A marriage without respect SHOULD NEVER BEGIN.   YOU MIGHT DO. I’M SORRY.  YOU DID nothing wrong.   You’ll regret this.

You just destroyed my daughter.  No, she did that herself.  You humiliated me.  Get in the car.  For a maid? This isn’t over. I should leave.  I’ll take care of this.  You already did enough.  You okay?  Ask me tomorrow.    I wanted to make sure you’re okay.  Your wedding just ended.

 I know.  Because of me.  Because of Victoria.  People will blame me.  People saw what happened.  People see what they want to see.  I’m sorry I didn’t stop it sooner.  Everyone saw him choose her.  Then we’ll make everyone see who she really is.  What do you mean?  Daniel thinks she’s innocent.

We’ll change that.  It’s everywhere. I don’t care about the video. Victoria will.  Look at her. She is back.  My office.  Am I fired?  No. Mr. Daniel made it very clear.  He called you?  Very early. But there’s a problem. Several complaints appear. Someone has been contacting management.  About me?  They called you unprofessional, dishonest, dangerous around guests.

 These aren’t true.  I know.  Who said that? Never move when everyone is watching, okay? Make everyone else do it for you.    That’s her. The maid?   Pick it up. Isn’t that your job?  You dropped this.  Daniel, we were just  I know exactly what you were doing. Come with me.  I’m working.

 Not right now.  Please stop.  Stop what?  Helping me. Every time you defend me, things get worse.  So, I should let them humiliate you?  You don’t understand.  Then explain it to me.  They think I destroyed your wedding.  You didn’t.  It doesn’t matter what really happened. Your world already decided who I am.

 Then maybe my world is the problem.  Don’t react. Look at them. I am. She’s enjoying this. Then take away the one thing she needs, her job. Hello, I’m Margaret Hawthorne.  Hello, Mrs. Hawthorne.  My family has hosted events with your company for 15 years.  Yes, ma’am.  If Emma continues working there, you will never receive another contract from us.

Choose carefully.  Emma.  I know what you’re going to say.  I’m sorry. I can give you a recommendation.  It’s okay.  What happened? Emma.  They fired me.  Victoria.  I don’t know.  I do.  Please don’t do anything.  They took your job.  And if you fight them, they’ll take something else. I just want this to stop.

 Come work for me.  What?  My company needs administrative staff.  Absolutely not.  Why?  Because tomorrow the headline will be maid gets job from billionaire groom. I’m serious.  So am I.  I don’t want charity.  Good. I’m not offering charity. I’m offering an interview. What you do with it is your choice.

 Warm wind blowing  through your tangled hair, soft touch lingering in the air. Miles ahead can’t pull us apart. You’ve been on my  heart.  You said interview.  I did.  Mr. Daniel asked me to treat you like every other candidate. So, let’s begin.  Did you tell her to hire me?  No.  Good.

 Did she?  Yes. Temporary contract.  Still counts.  And I report to someone else.  You negotiated that?  I did.   Unbelievable. I need information about someone. Everything you can find.  Is this seat taken?  There are 20 empty tables.  So, that’s a no.  People are staring.  They’re always staring.

 Doesn’t that bother you?  It used to.  What changed?  The wedding. I spent years worrying about what everyone expected from me.  And now?  Now I worry about what I can live with. Can I ask you something?  Maybe.  Why did you stay quiet that day?  At the wedding? Because people like Victoria win when people like me react.

 People like you?  People who need the job. You can walk away from a room.  And you can’t.  Exactly.  I never thought about that.  Most people in your position don’t.  Maybe I should start. There’s not much about her.  Everyone has something.  Emma doesn’t.  Then find something.  I found her previous employer.

She left after money disappeared. But she wasn’t accused.  She is now.  Emma, we need to speak with you. This is a lie.  Part of it is true. Money disappeared at my old job.  Did you take it?  No. They found out later that the owner’s nephew stole it.  Then why isn’t that in the article?  Because the truth isn’t useful to whoever wrote it.

 Find the original investigation. And find whoever is behind these posts.  There she is.  First you destroyed my wedding.  Victoria, don’t.  Then you took a job from my fiance.  He’s not your fiance anymore. You think he wants you? Look at yourself. Women like you don’t belong beside men like Daniel.

 Enough.  Daniel.  You got her fired. Your mother called Mr. Harris.  Prove it.  I can. Mr. Harris recorded the call.  What?  And that’s not all. We found the original investigation. And the person who actually stole the money. The police investigation cleared Emma. The owner’s nephew confessed. But somehow that part disappeared from the story.

 I didn’t write that.  I know. Your mother did.  You’re lying.  The account that contacted the journalist was traced back to your mother’s assistant. We have the emails.  Turn those off.  You wanted everyone to look at Emma. Now they’re looking at you.  I did this because of you.  No.  You humiliated me.

 I stopped you from humiliating someone else.  At our wedding.  Especially at our wedding.  She took everything from me.  I didn’t take anything from you.  Shut up.  No. I stayed quiet at the wedding. I stayed quiet when you got me fired. I stayed quiet when you lied about me. I’m done staying quiet.

 I never wanted Daniel. I wanted my job. My dignity. And to go home without being treated like I was less than you. You lost Daniel because of what you did, not because of me.  Ms. Hawthorne.  You’re throwing me out?  I’m asking you to leave my company.  For her?  For what you did.  THIS ISN’T OVER.  VICTORIA, DID YOU FABRICATE THE STORY about Emma?  They know everything.

 Then we deny everything.  Daniel has the emails.  Are you okay?  I don’t know yet.  Fair answer.  Thank you.  James did most of it.    You’re welcome.    Three clients canceled today. And the charity board wants to speak with you.  About what?  Your resignation.

 Mom? They’re treating us like criminals.  People forget.  Do they?  Morning, Emma.  Morning.  Do you have a minute?  Relax. Your temporary contract is being extended. And before you ask, Daniel had nothing to do with it.  Good.  You really don’t make things easy for him.  That’s also good.  She’s staying.

I heard. You look happy. She’s good at her job.  Of course.  Shut up.   Lunch?  No.  Coffee?  No.  Dinner?  Are you asking your employee on a date?  Technically, you’re not my employee.  You own the company.  Small detail.  People will talk.  People already talked.  And you learned nothing?  I learned something very important.

 What?  They’re going to talk anyway. Dinner?  One dinner. And it’s not a date.  Of course not.    You eat here?  Why does everyone think I eat gold for dinner?   Don’t.  I didn’t say anything.  You were going to ask if this was a date.  Was it?  Good night, Daniel.  That wasn’t an answer.

   I can’t believe I’m working for a month and this is my first paycheck. What are you doing here?  You said rich people don’t know how normal people live.  I never said that.  You implied it.   Come on in.  You kept this?  It got me a job.  I thought your talent got you the job.  Don’t ruin the moment.

  Can I Can I you something?  Anything.  Do you ever regret it?  What?  The wedding.  I regret waiting until that day. I knew Victoria wasn’t kind. I just kept convincing myself it wasn’t enough reason to leave.  And then?  Then I watched her push someone to the floor because she thought nobody would stop her.

 I realized that if I married her, I would spend the rest of my life pretending not to see who she was. So, no. I don’t regret walking away.  Good.  But there’s something else I don’t regret.  Daniel.  Tell me to stop.    That was definitely a date.  Finally.    Congratulations. You earned it. You earned it. Thank you.

 Well, you got it.  I got it.   Do you actually work?  Occasionally.  I’m starting to doubt it.  Dinner?  Again?  I was thinking somewhere expensive.  Why?  Apparently, I’m a billionaire.   You know what’s funny?  What?  The first time you helped me,  the napkins.

 I wished you hadn’t.   I remember.  I thought you were going to make everything worse.  I did.   You really did.  Would you change it?  No. But don’t get arrogant.  Too late.  Yeah. Give me one last night.