Chapter seven

The contract is more like a handbook of instructions but I read it anyway, I read it like I'm trying to pass a course...and in a way, I am. 

In a way, the contract seems unfair; the leverage it gives Mr. Robinson to ask, demand, and request, the way he can easily take up my free weekends, and how the contract can be orally changed if he pleases. 

I read on anyway and learn more things, like the fact he is allergic to peanuts, he hates colored cereal, and only eats pancakes on Wednesdays.

It also stipulates that he would leave his weekly dirty laundry in a bag at my door every Friday and I must have it hanging at his door Sunday evening. 

The rest of the huge contract is filled with "Mays or May nots" for the maid.

The maid May take the car to visit relatives.

The maid May Not use any other car aside from the KIA, whether in an emergency or not.

The maid May raise her con