The Babysitter

The Babysitter

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Have you ever heard of a guy being a babysitter? A guy having changing diapers, feeding babies and put them to bed as a job? Well, as weird as it sounds, that is what Nicholas does. Thanks to Liz Adams. He never wanted to be a babysitter but circumstances forced him to. And now, he's stuck with a baby boy a.k.a. the nephew of Liz, a rich girl who has no clue on how to take care of a baby. Could it be any worse? ************************* "Oh gosh! Stop crying!" I held my nephew as his cries got louder. "Hurry up Nicholas! I'm getting deaf here!" "You did this! He was fine until you scared him," Nicholas grumbled as he fed the baby who has finally stopped crying. I watched silently and couldn't help but melted. He looked so husband-worthy right now. "Stop staring you creep," he said in amusement. "I can't. You look hot with the baby," I blurted out. When I realised it, I blushed in embarrassment and Nicholas laughed loudly. ************************** Or will it be a way to a happily-ever-after journey? Cover by: @Claud_Horan23
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Your name is Y/N Y/L/N, and you're great with kids, so you babysit for parents who can't be with their kids 24/7. You've been in the babysitting jig for a long time to the point that you were famous with the business. Every time you were done babysitting one kid, another parent would call you in. Yes, although it was time-consuming, it gave you great pay. Enough for rent, bills, food, and clothes. There is nothing to complain about. Until one day, a man texted you. Saying that he has a job that needs him a lot and can't always be there for his son. He needed a nanny more than a sitter. (Short story because I don't know what I'm doing.)

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