A study of love taught by a "different" mentor

Malundama (a real name means "Hidden things") of Central South of Africa who was commonly called "Mary" of has come to England before Queen Victoria is crowned for it was King William IV and at the 1833 slavery in England was abolished but Mary did not come to England as a slave rather she came as a teacher and a migrant to new life in what seemed cold Europe has warmed tenderly with a spark of humble wisdom given to her to spread to society.

Mary a quiet and humble Black girl came from the Congo and she arrived in England at 1834 working 6 months in a hospital from there she discovers what love was at the beginning from meeting her 1st Best Friend who was White to meet the creator and patient teacher after 2 seasons she publishes an advertisement for a position as a lowly Governess from where she meets 6-year-old Ernest and 4-year-old Beatrice and there father (who is a widower) 28-year-old Arthur Master of Covington hall. From where her faith (as a Christian) is tested from discrimination and harm should lead to forgiveness

Life was tranquil but news from Mary hometown is broken out about here twin sister Vanity ( who holds a grudge over Mary reason unknown) has come to find Mary which would lead our heroine in grave danger if she is not careful and not only it would affect her life but the life of everyone whom she loves for this game of love is played and taught by the "different" mentor in which extreme sacrifices have to be made. Would her life be restored and been freshened ? Would love conquer?Find out on "A study of love taught by a "different" mentor".q