PART 2: I’LL WASH YOUR MOM AND SHE’LL WALK… AND THE MILLIONAIRE THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE, BUT FROZE WHEN HE SAW

I’LL WASH YOUR MOM AND SHE’LL WALK… AND THE MILLIONAIRE THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE, BUT FROZE WHEN HE SAW

I’ll wash your mom and she’ll walk. And the millionaire thought it was a joke, but froze when he saw Marcus Wellington, a 35-year-old millionaire in a navy blue suit and tie, stood in the driveway of his beige stone mansion, hands pressed against his temples in shock. His dark blue luxury car sat nearby, but he couldn’t move.

On the pristine lawn, surrounded by manicured hedges and white, red, and pink roses, sat his 78-year-old mother, Catherine, in her wheelchair. She wore a blue cardigan, white hair pulled back, weathered face, calm. Standing beside her was Grace, the new maid in her late 20s, wearing a black dress with white collar, white apron, and white headpiece.

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