Lisco's American Life

The dazzling sunlight shined through the glass and onto the blue quilt. Lisko was awakened by the discomfort in his eyes.

He rubbed his eyes, sat up, and looked around at the unfamiliar surroundings.

Unfamiliar environment, unfamiliar placement.

Lisko sat blankly on the bedside, his eyes distracted.

After a while, he slowly realized that this was his new bedroom, which he moved into last night.

He rubbed his sore temples and felt that his throat was about to dry up. He picked up the water glass on the bedside table and thoughtfully prepared warm water in it.

The gentle water flow saved him, Lisko lifted the quilt and sat up.

He recalled that after moving in last night, he experienced the jacuzzi of the new house with great interest and soaked comfortably for a while. Lisko took out the red wine from his cellar and drank by himself in front of the moonlight.

Come and relieve yourself from the joy of your new house.

As a result, because I was so happy, I didn't control the amount I had always adhered to when drinking. I got so drunk that after I knocked over the bottle, a bottle of red wine worth tens of thousands of dollars was scattered on the carpet. I touched it on the bed in confusion.

, fell into a deep sleep.

The spilled wine bottles and stains had been cleaned up by the maid hired by Payne, and a glass of warm water was thoughtfully placed by the bedside.

Lisko lay on the bed again, squinting his eyes comfortably, enjoying the pleasure of relaxing his body after waking up in the morning.

After moving in yesterday, Payne notified all the hired castle personnel to move in, and the two hired bodyguards also moved in. They all lived in the servants' villa next to it.

So now there are nine people in the castle.

A chef is a white American chef who is over fifty years old. His name is Xins. He is good at multi-national cuisine. He once worked as a chef in a Michelin restaurant. He was planning to retire. Payne used his connections to pay him a high salary.

Hire someone out.

The two maids, Jamil and Mog, are both in their forties and divorced. They are also unemployed maids specially sought by Payne. They used to work as maids in a wealthy family, but they went bankrupt due to the subprime mortgage crisis.

After losing his job, the reason for hiring them was that they had a good reputation among all the maids, which made Payne feel comfortable leaving the daily work of the castle to them.

The driver works part-time as a bodyguard, Yu Qing and Charles. When they arrived yesterday, they were both in suits and leather shoes, with bulging armpits. Both of them got their gun licenses through the state, so they got them early.

Painter Webb, a German-American who graduated with a gardening major in his thirties, is meticulous in his work and is responsible for the maintenance of green plants in the entire castle and the castle greenhouse.

There are also two people in charge of the library, Hayes and King. Their scope of activities is the library. Today they have begun to fill the library with books.

Lisko flipped through his phone before getting up slowly. Today was the first time he stayed in bed for a long time. At this time of weekdays, he had already ridden a horse and came back to take a shower.

After entering the bathroom and cleaning up, Lisko carefully selected a casual outfit from the huge cloakroom. Compared to tight suits, he still prefers free, unfettered casual outfits.

Lisko went downstairs and happened to see Jamil who was scrubbing the handrail of the stairs.

"Good morning, sir." Jamil put down the rag in his hand, crossed his hands respectfully, placed them on his knees, and looked down at his toes.

"Jemiel, right? Relax," Lisko said as a courtesy, which made Lisko feel a little awkward.

"Okay, sir." Jamil still maintained his posture.

Lisko looked at it, shook his head with a smile and continued walking down.

After he left, Jamil began to relax. She was very grateful to her current host family. Her son had just been admitted to college, and the huge tuition expenses made her suffocated. In addition, she happened to be unemployed, and Lisko

Being able to hire her to continue working saved their family, who were about to have no other choice.

Signing a five-year contract suddenly solved their family's dilemma, so she worked very hard and treated her family with all her heart.

Lisko went down the stairs, and Payne was waiting in the living room.

"Good morning, sir."

Payne said hello and fell slightly behind to keep himself behind Lisko.

"Penn, don't be so serious." Lisko opened his mouth and said these words.

"NO, sir, I want to take the lead in the entire castle. This is necessary."

Seeing his persistence, Lisko didn't say much, but he felt secretly relieved. He had never experienced this battle as a loser in his previous life. The British service really made him feel like a noble.

"Sir, when it's breakfast time, Xins made omelettes and milk, as well as sandwiches and fruits to ensure that the day's nutrition starts with breakfast."

Lisko kept walking and reached the long dining table on the first floor.

Chef Xinsi had already laid out the breakfast. Lisko sat at the main seat and took a sip of milk first.

Because he has never been used to drinking pure milk, after asking about his eating habits, Xins thoughtfully made yogurt.

"Hmm~ It's great," Lisko took a sip and raised the cup to signal to Xins.

Xins is a cheerful old man. He was very happy when he saw that the first breakfast he made was highly praised by Lisko. He went to the kitchen to work in the kitchen with a smile on his face.

Lisko ate a sandwich and fried eggs, and took out the newspaper placed on the dining table.

This is Denver Life, a newspaper that almost every household in Denver subscribes to.

“A Denver convenience store was robbed, no one was injured, and $1,000 was lost.”

"Oh!" Liske looked at the news on the first page and raised his eyebrows. Compared with other cities, Denver is still a safe city. After all, it is positioned as a cultural city, so there is not so much crime.

Robbing a convenience store can make the front page, but in Los Angeles and New York, this kind of news wouldn't even be qualified to appear in newspapers.

"Shooting with America, happy every day." Lisko continued to watch without surprise.

Breakfast was finished quickly, and Lisko's stomach, which was tortured by a hangover, was relieved. He picked up the handkerchief on one side and wiped his mouth. He signaled to the maid Mog on the other side that he could withdraw.

"Sir." Charles, still wearing a suit and tie, walked in with a radio in his ear.

"Charles, have you had breakfast?" Lisko greeted,

"Mr. Eat," Charles respectfully crossed his hands and placed them in front of him, bending his body slightly.

"How are you at home? Are you feeling better?"

"I have fully recovered, thank you sir for your help," Charles said with gratitude on his face.

For a tough guy like him, his family is everything to him. When his wife was sick, he couldn't pay for it. Seeing his wife enduring the pain, he, who was always tough, really cried behind his back, complaining about his incompetence.

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