Since that day, Isabela has changed.
It got cold.
Hard.
Merciless.
Especially with the employees who worked in his immense mansion in Jardim Europa, in São Paulo.
One day, his housekeeper hired a new maid.
Her name was Camila.
Camila was twenty-two years old, an orphan, came from a small town in the interior of Bahia and was extremely shy.
He went to work at the mansion as a cleaning assistant.
But nervousness betrayed her all the time.
On the first day, he broke a crystal glass.
In the second, he poured water on Dona Isabela’s designer shoes.
“You’re useless!” Isabela shouted coldly. “If it wasn’t so hard to find employees these days, I would have fired you by now.” And make sure you don’t appear in front of me when I’m home!
From that moment on, Camila began to live in terror.
Every time the millionaire returned home, she hid.
She only cleaned at dawn or when her boss was in the office.
One night, Dona Isabela organized a big charity ball inside the mansion itself.
He invited businessmen, politicians and celebrities from Brazilian high society.
As the buffet was understaffed, Camila was forced to help by serving wine to the guests.
He wore the black uniform of the service staff and walked with his head down, carefully holding a heavy tray full of cups.
While serving near Dona Isabela’s table, a drunken guest suddenly took a step back…
and bumped into her.
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