I love the way people support the nanny but guys … every action has its consequences and you have to take responsibility! You wanted to curse a noblewoman, what did you expect? She has a sick child? Okay, so what? Rather than cursing someone out, asking your employer for help can work too, especially if FL is there to argue on your behalf. You really make me laugh when you feel concerned by a fictional character, you’d do better to look after your own life a bit more, it looks so miserable that you have to read stories worse than yours to feel like you exist XD
And why should she even be nice to the nanny she did more than enough the nanny would have been killed on the spot but now she can spend even a little more time with her child
the nanny did was enough to get her and perhaps her whole family killed. Yes nanny now going to struggle getting job at a noblemens place but that is honestly the consequences of her actions for doing something malicious to an innocent person. Actions have consequences. Letting her live and leave intact and perhaps even a severance pay is already more than kindness compared to the rest of the society. Got to understand the fl is not completely confounded by the novels society norms so what she does differs from it already. And working as a nanny for nobleman she must’ve have more money compared to most commoners jobs out there already. In the end even the maid was greatful her life was spared cause now she can just focus on her daughter. Honestly I didn’t even plan to write this much but oh well.
So, you fired someone who is banned from working in any noble household who has a sick daughter where she had to work like a dog to even afford the medicine? The author tried to make her seem generous by allowing her to be by her chikd’s side, but now they have no job available for them to support themselves and banned her from any high paying job. You basically sentenced the nanny’s child to death.
Totoro88
I love the way people support the nanny but guys … every action has its consequences and you have to take responsibility! You wanted to curse a noblewoman, what did you expect? She has a sick child? Okay, so what? Rather than cursing someone out, asking your employer for help can work too, especially if FL is there to argue on your behalf. You really make me laugh when you feel concerned by a fictional character, you’d do better to look after your own life a bit more, it looks so miserable that you have to read stories worse than yours to feel like you exist XD
Pythus
And why should she even be nice to the nanny she did more than enough the nanny would have been killed on the spot but now she can spend even a little more time with her child
KittenBee
@Ayameshimitsu you nailed it, FL’s action is anything but generosity and kindness lmao, she should’ve at least gave her money for the child or I dunno
TheReader. 25
the nanny did was enough to get her and perhaps her whole family killed. Yes nanny now going to struggle getting job at a noblemens place but that is honestly the consequences of her actions for doing something malicious to an innocent person. Actions have consequences. Letting her live and leave intact and perhaps even a severance pay is already more than kindness compared to the rest of the society. Got to understand the fl is not completely confounded by the novels society norms so what she does differs from it already. And working as a nanny for nobleman she must’ve have more money compared to most commoners jobs out there already. In the end even the maid was greatful her life was spared cause now she can just focus on her daughter. Honestly I didn’t even plan to write this much but oh well.
Ayameshimitsu
So, you fired someone who is banned from working in any noble household who has a sick daughter where she had to work like a dog to even afford the medicine? The author tried to make her seem generous by allowing her to be by her chikd’s side, but now they have no job available for them to support themselves and banned her from any high paying job. You basically sentenced the nanny’s child to death.