Diamond Christensen was a maid at the mansion of Robinson. There, she met Hans Seighfreed Robinson, the one and only grandson of Cross Robinson, the wealthiest man in the whole city. As she spent times and worked in that mansion. She discovered many things and weird stuffs about his boss. But as time passed by, feelings began to rise and undescribable heart beating started to ascent and uprise. 

She got closer and attached to his boss even though it treated her badly. She was always there everytime he needed a friend to talk to and a companion that his boss never had with before.

Diamond promised to herself that she will bring back the gentle and sincere smile of his boss that once long gone and she told herself that she will be do her best to understand his boss with all the insults and tantrums that were throwing to her.

This was not just the cliche type love story of a maid who fell in love with his rich and handsome boss. This was more of realization and reflection about life and love. Be the first to witness the fun, exciting yet painful story of Diamond and Hans.

"You're just like them and you break my trust. I don't need you, not ever. Get lost and get out of my sight. Disappear in front me and forget about me. Your just a maid and I'm your boss. Can you see the difference between us? Leave and never show that face to me!"
-Hans Seighfreed Robinson

"I am not just your house maid, your chamber maid or your house cleaner. Can't you see, I am here for you. I am MADE FOR YOU, made to be with you".
-Diamond Christensen

MADE for you

 I left the mansion having a heavy heart and I did my best to serve him but it ended my boss' hating me. 


 I went home with a sad face because I gave up my job that meant also of giving up my dream. 


 I didn't have the posivity anymore because it was such a hard time for me and it was so suffocating. And yes! I, Diamond Christensen was useless girl. 


 I wanted to stay away from him even though it meant of giving up my dream. I will forget him and will move on from now on. I didn't have regrets of leaving him like that but I wished I could ease the pains he felt. 


Eighteen