Poor Woman Cleans Rich Man’s House for 10 Years, One Day She Gets The Shock of Her Life

Becky was a cleaner for 10 years, cleaning the house of a wealthy man named Gregory. She did her job well to support her two children and save for their education. One day, she found out the house she cleaned was actually hers. Becky had worked for Gregory since it was just him and his wife, Linda, at home. Despite their wealth, they were very kind to Becky and often talked to her.

When Linda died suddenly, both Gregory and Becky were devastated. Since then, Becky was the only person close to Gregory, and he confided in her, often seeing her like a daughter. Gregory was so heartbroken about Linda’s death that he needed to fill the void she left in his life. So, when a young, beautiful woman paid attention to him at a business meeting, he decided to court her and make her his wife.

Gregory’s new wife, Marissa, did not like Becky when she and her grown son moved into Gregory’s mansion. They barely paid her any attention and told Becky only to show herself when serving meals. One day, Becky overheard Marissa talking to someone on the phone about Gregory’s contracting coven. She went upstairs, asking if she could tend to Gregory, and Marissa refused. Instead, Marissa spilled a glass of red wine she was holding all over the carpet so that Becky had more work to do.

“After you’re done cleaning stains off the carpet, go and wash the dishes. My son ordered Chinese takeout for him and his friends and made a mess of the dining hall,” she directed, not wanting to disappoint Marissa any more than she already did. Becky went straight to work. She tried her best to clean the red wine stain on the carpet and went on to clean the dining hall and the dishes.

When Becky was finally done, she suddenly heard the car engine start. She peeped through the window and saw Marissa’s son in the driver’s seat, and Marissa walking towards the passenger seat wearing glamorous clothes fit for a party. After watching them drive off, Becky prepared a bowl of hot soup for Gregory. She quietly took it up to his room, slowly entering so as not to wake him. Little did Becky know, Gregory was asleep because of his high fever.

Before waking him up, Becky started venting to the older man, not knowing he’d be listening. “I’ve made your favorite soup, but I don’t want to wake you. I miss when it was just you, Linda, and I at home,” she sighed. “I hope you see it when you wake up,” she said, placing the tray down as gently as she could on the table. “I wanted to feed you sooner, but Marissa wouldn’t let me up. I’m sorry, sir Gregory. I wish I could help you more,” she apologized. “I did not know that they planned to go out tonight. I would have stayed, but my children are waiting for me at home. I have no more money for a babysitter, and I really need to head home soon,” she added, slowly making her way to the door.

The following morning, Gregory pretended to be asleep as Marissa and her son were talking. “Yo, man, such a bummer. How can we host a party here when he’s in his room sleeping? My friends and I won’t be able to make noise,” the boy complained. “I know, I didn’t think he’d last this long when I married him,” Marissa sighed. Upon hearing this, Gregory realized he’d made a big mistake marrying her.

He was only after his money and didn’t care about him at all. “If only COVID would take him, and his riches will be all mine as his wife,” she started dreaming. “Hush, Mom, he might wake up,” her son warned. “But that would be nice, wouldn’t it?”

After a couple more days, Gregory recovered. He informed his wife and stepson that he had expanded the business and planned to move to San Francisco. “I bought a posh Victorian mansion there,” he revealed. He was amused by the squeals that left his wife’s mouth. “Well, I can’t wait to live there,” she gushed. “Imagine all the soirees we can go to!”

Gregory shrugged, pretending to be as excited as she was. “I don’t want to disappoint you, so I’m having everything prepared very well,” he lied. “I booked a five-star hotel room for you. In the meantime, you two can stay there and wait for my staff to be in touch.”

The thought of staying in a five-star hotel excited Marissa even more. She and her son hurriedly packed their bags, thinking they were moving to a brand new mansion in a couple of days. Meanwhile, Becky was on her day off, helping her kids with their homework when she got a call from a realtor.

“Hello, how can I help you?” she asked.

“Hi, this is Mr. Anderson of 15 Realty. Are you familiar with the house at 275 Oak Street?” the realtor said.

“Yes,” she suddenly said, curious. “I worked there. Why? Did anything happen?”

“I’m calling on behalf of Mr. Gregory. As of today, he wants you to know that you no longer work there. You live there,” the man revealed.

“What? How’s that possible? Where’s Mr. Gregory?” Becky asked, worried that something had happened to her kind boss and was preparing to rush over to the mansion.

“Mr. Gregory has chosen to live a new life in San Francisco. He would like to leave his estate and everything inside the home to you and your children,” the man revealed. “If you could meet me on Oak Street in two hours, I’d like to give you the legal papers that transfer ownership of Mr. Gregory’s house to you. Could you do that?”

Becky couldn’t believe what was happening and thought she was dreaming. “Is this real?” she couldn’t help but ask. “Will I still be able to see Mr. Gregory?” she asked.

“It’s real. The man has shown her. If you could meet me on the property, I can prove it to you,” the realtor assured her.

Without hesitation, Becky took her two kids and traveled to Mr. Gregory’s house. There, she saw the lawyer waiting for her. None of Marissa’s things were there, and most of the valuable items in the house were left untouched. After she signed the documents, the lawyer handed them to her along with a letter from her former employer.

Reading the letter, Becky was in tears. Gregory had written, “Becky, I’ve always seen you as my own daughter. Thank you for the wonderful 10 years you spent with me. You and your children deserve a comfortable home, and I’d like to entrust mine to you. This was your home too, and now it’ll be yours, even on paper. If you ever find yourselves in San Francisco, give me a call. I’d love to spend time with you and the kids. With love, Gregory.”

Becky promised that once she had extra money to spare, the first thing she’d do is buy tickets to San Francisco with her children to see Gregory. Meanwhile, Marissa and her son were given the surprise of their lives at the hotel they were

checked into when Gregory’s lawyer appeared. “Are you going to take us to the airport?” Marissa started, alarmed.

“No,” the man said sternly. “I’m here to serve you your divorce papers,” he said, handing her an envelope.

“Divorce papers? What are you talking about?” Marissa exclaimed.

“Mr. Gregory overheard you speak ill of him while he was down with COVID,” the lawyer revealed. “He wants nothing to do with you anymore because he finally knows your true intentions. If you refuse to sign the papers, you will hear from me again, but next time with a court order,” he threatened, forcing Marissa to sign the papers without question.

Marissa and her son were left with nothing but their belongings, and they were forced to move back to the small shack they once lived in. Meanwhile, Becky was able to provide her children with a safe and comfortable home, which they lived in until they got older.

True to her promise, Becky saved up enough money and bought tickets to San Francisco for her and her children. They eagerly boarded the plane, filled with excitement to reunite with Gregory. Upon their arrival, Becky called him, and they arranged a meeting.

When they finally met, there were tears of joy and warm embraces. Gregory was thrilled to see Becky and her children. He showed them around their new home, the Victorian mansion he had purchased. They spent quality time together, catching up on the years they had missed.

Gregory’s love and care for Becky and her children were genuine, and they formed a beautiful bond as a chosen family. They enjoyed the cultural offerings of San Francisco, attended events and parties together, and created cherished memories.

Becky’s children received a good education, thanks to the funds Gregory had set aside for their educational expenses. They grew up with love, stability, and the knowledge that their mother’s hard work and Gregory’s generosity had paved the way for their bright future.

In the end, Becky’s loyalty, dedication, and kind heart were rewarded, and she and her children found happiness and security in the unexpected turn of events. The house that she once cleaned became their beloved home, filled with love, laughter, and the beautiful memories they shared with their newfound family.