would tell you, no, thank you, and hang up.”
“You know what, Grandma? I’m going to go with the truth.”
“Then if that’s your final decision, I’m behind you all the way, Vi, I just want you to be sure,” Lillian said. “I’m going to find something to busy myself with outside, so you can have some privacy.”
“Thanks, Grandma.”
Vi stared at her phone for what must have been five minutes before she got up the courage to call. Her fingers were shaking as she punched in the numbers. She had to breathe very deeply to stop herself from crying. Fabulous first impression, if he answered the call to hear her sobbing on the other end. Not that deep breathing would go over that much better. She would just have to get herself together and do neither once she heard his voice.
“Dr. Stonehouse speaking,” Curtis said.
“Um, hi, my name is Viola Spring,” Vi said nervously.
“Viola,” Curtis said. “I guess you’re calling about the position?”
Vi blinked rapidly. This wasn’t how it was supposed to go. “The position?” she practically choked out.
“I assume you’re phoning about the position of nanny, for my young daughter.”
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