Toni’s Reviews > The Housemaid > Status Update

it’s nina’s perspective now and well nina is calling andrew an evil, sadistic man. i guess i was right about andrew being worst than nina.

part one ended on millie being locked in her room upstairs. interesting things that happened: enzo speaks more fluent english to tell millie to leave, millie was being tracked by nina through the phone. i think millie will end up killing nina in self-defense by the end of the book. what’s gonna happen to cecelia? oh and i think andrew has slept with multiple maids before millie.

andrew calls it quits on his marriage with nina. millie better continue to watch her back!

of course millie and andrew sleep together while in the city. but andrew doesn’t like enzo but nina wants to keep enzo. maybe that’s a sign that both andrew and nina are dangerous. maybe andrew is more dangerous than nina and the readers don’t know.

look, i know millie has been lonely for the past ten years but she’s gotta cool it with the “sexual” tension on the only two men in her immediate area. it’s rumored that nina tried to kill herself and cecelia while andrew was away. andrew obviously doesn’t have the love he once had for nina.

millie’s starting to show a little bit of that pent up anger. i’m slightly more interested in this book than never lie.

okay so learning more about the characters. she’s been incarcerated for the past ten years since she was 17. sis is annoyingly horny for andrew and enzo. enzo is terrified of nina. cecelia hates millie, highkey. nina hates millie, lowkey. nina wants to have another child with andrew.