It was times like that, that Ashley wondered which of the two Davies the blonde nanny was supervising. Only recently had she started having to say please and thank you to her employee’s. Even though she was the boss, she never wanted to see Spencer’s disappointed face directed at her again.

She now found herself wanting to please Spencer with out realizing. The last time she had the disappointed head shake was when Clarice had just served dinner and she was simply waved her off. After the look was given, she was up and in to the kitchen apologizing for being rude and then thanking the cook for their meal.

All of the staff under Ashley’s employment loved the nanny; their lives were much easier with her around, keeping Ashley in line. The staff all personally thanked Spencer for her part in the removal of Heather. They had all originally thought that she was going to quit a few days in, but clearly looks can be deceiving.

“Mommy?” Sophie blurted out, ruining the cars uncomfortable silence.

“Yeah baby?” Ashley asked looking down at her daughter, who was leaning against Spencer’s arm; playing with the simple white gold bracelet on the blonde’s wrist.

“Why are you a freak in the sheets? She asked innocently, peering up at her mother, waiting patiently for an explanation. She had heard Spencer mumbling before about Ashley being lucky that she’s a freak in the sheets.

Spencer started choking, while Ashley stuttered and blush profusely. Having no idea how she was supposed to answer and knowing her daughter she knew that the girl wasn’t going to drop it till she had an answer to her question.

Ashley had started to ask where her daughter had heard such a think, but it didn’t take long for Sophia to drop Spencer in the deep end.

“I didn’t say anything.” Spencer protested, looking nervous under Ashley’s glare.

“She did mommy, Miss Spencer said that you were lucky that you are a freak in the sheets. There was growling and everything.” Sophia looked between the two women innocently, even though she knew that Spencer was about to be in big trouble, she knew that look in her mothers eyes when she wasn’t happy.