I FAKED A TRIP TO CANADA, SUSPECTING THE HOUSEKEEPER WAS HURTING MY DAUGHTERS
I FAKED A TRIP TO CANADA, SUSPECTING THE HOUSEKEEPER WAS HURTING MY DAUGHTERS — AND WATCHED THE HIDDEN CAMERAS INSTEAD.
FORTY-FIVE MINUTES LATER I WALKED OUT PALE. I’D SPENT THREE MONTHS SUSPECTING THE WRONG WOMAN.
PART 1
I pretended to fly to Canada after suspecting the housekeeper was doing something terrible to my daughters whenever I was away. Instead, I secretly returned home and turned on the hidden cameras.
My name is Alexander Vance. My fiancée, Chloe, had planted the suspicion over dinner: “You trust Marisol far too much.” Marisol, my housekeeper of five years, had become one of the most comforting presences in my daughters’ lives after my wife passed. “Things go missing,” Chloe whispered. “And she’s turning the girls against you.”
So I faked a trip and watched from the security room.
