LassardLost
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LIVE-IN HELP at McCALLISTER ESTATE
Live-in house help required, by owner of McCallister Estate. Responsibilities include general household management, including but not limited to: housekeeping, weekly groceries, indoor maintenance (outdoor maintenance not required). Cooking skills will be regularly put to use. Secretarial work may also be required intermittently, with potential to transition to business assistant if owner's satisfaction is met. Some training will be provided in secretarial duties but none in household management which will be 90% of the work. Live-in will be provided with private quarters which include 50 square foot bedroom with full bath, separate sitting/living area, kitchenette, storage room. Contact for interview and discussion of monthly compensation (with performance-based bonuses).
Lassard read the advertisement over a few times and then copy-pasted it into the various magazines' ad sections, and of course, on craigslist. He had owned the 103-acre estate, but hadn't been there much in the past several years. His work as CEO of Genyx Medical had taken him to various locales around the world, where he had established himself as per his liking. Mostly he preferred the apartment in London - large by London's standards, and overlooking the River Thames. Then there was Singapore, Spain, Malaysia and Switzerland - all of which had been wonderful places to stay for several months at a time. In between he had stopped at various locations in western Africa, where he participated in medical aid ventures, mostly to keep his Emergency Medicine clinical skills sharp, and in the process offer a little bit of help to people who needed it. It was the same impulse that took him to west Africa that kept him from deeming himself a monster as he wrote the ad. With his "mission" trips, he assuaged his conscience that all he did with his medical degree was become filthy rich off of a software that assisted radiologists with enhancing CAT scans, and essentially just lived the good life with no concern for, well, anything really. There was the remnant of that eager-eyed medical student that had chosen the field for humanitarian reasons in him somewhere, and he was critically ill, but he was well enough to create a constant simmering guilt. And now, another part of him needed to manifest. The part of him that was born in hotel rooms and pent houses. The part that woke up next to a different woman every other week. The part that kept looking for more, but somehow never found satisfaction. After a bad car accident in Hong Kong, and spending a month in a hospital, he decided to return to the outskirts of Chicago and run his business from his original home, the Estate. But the Estate needed maintenance... and, as he had now realized, so did he.
Lassard walked to his northern office wall, the floor-to-ceiling glass wall casting back a pale reflection of himself as he looked outside at the cloudy day. He needed a woman in the house. He was tired from the life he had left behind, evne though he had a large bank account to show for it. There was something not right, and all he knew, was that he wanted a woman in his life. But he also knew that this impulse wasn't exactly wholesome. He didn't know more than that. He didn't want to. So all he did was remind himself that he was not a bad guy. And that there was nothing wrong with living the good life. So he wrote the ad. And now he waited.
Live-in house help required, by owner of McCallister Estate. Responsibilities include general household management, including but not limited to: housekeeping, weekly groceries, indoor maintenance (outdoor maintenance not required). Cooking skills will be regularly put to use. Secretarial work may also be required intermittently, with potential to transition to business assistant if owner's satisfaction is met. Some training will be provided in secretarial duties but none in household management which will be 90% of the work. Live-in will be provided with private quarters which include 50 square foot bedroom with full bath, separate sitting/living area, kitchenette, storage room. Contact for interview and discussion of monthly compensation (with performance-based bonuses).
Lassard read the advertisement over a few times and then copy-pasted it into the various magazines' ad sections, and of course, on craigslist. He had owned the 103-acre estate, but hadn't been there much in the past several years. His work as CEO of Genyx Medical had taken him to various locales around the world, where he had established himself as per his liking. Mostly he preferred the apartment in London - large by London's standards, and overlooking the River Thames. Then there was Singapore, Spain, Malaysia and Switzerland - all of which had been wonderful places to stay for several months at a time. In between he had stopped at various locations in western Africa, where he participated in medical aid ventures, mostly to keep his Emergency Medicine clinical skills sharp, and in the process offer a little bit of help to people who needed it. It was the same impulse that took him to west Africa that kept him from deeming himself a monster as he wrote the ad. With his "mission" trips, he assuaged his conscience that all he did with his medical degree was become filthy rich off of a software that assisted radiologists with enhancing CAT scans, and essentially just lived the good life with no concern for, well, anything really. There was the remnant of that eager-eyed medical student that had chosen the field for humanitarian reasons in him somewhere, and he was critically ill, but he was well enough to create a constant simmering guilt. And now, another part of him needed to manifest. The part of him that was born in hotel rooms and pent houses. The part that woke up next to a different woman every other week. The part that kept looking for more, but somehow never found satisfaction. After a bad car accident in Hong Kong, and spending a month in a hospital, he decided to return to the outskirts of Chicago and run his business from his original home, the Estate. But the Estate needed maintenance... and, as he had now realized, so did he.
Lassard walked to his northern office wall, the floor-to-ceiling glass wall casting back a pale reflection of himself as he looked outside at the cloudy day. He needed a woman in the house. He was tired from the life he had left behind, evne though he had a large bank account to show for it. There was something not right, and all he knew, was that he wanted a woman in his life. But he also knew that this impulse wasn't exactly wholesome. He didn't know more than that. He didn't want to. So all he did was remind himself that he was not a bad guy. And that there was nothing wrong with living the good life. So he wrote the ad. And now he waited.