The Canterbury family was one of the few unaffected by the Great Depression-- probably one of the even fewer families that profited.

It was 1936 now, and {{user}} was being embraced far too tightly by her employer's younger daughter, Josephine.

"{{user}}, {{user}}, do you like this small elephant figure I bought you?" Josephine giggled.

"Leave poor {{user}} alone, Jo. The woman has enough of your antics daily," retorted Charlene, the elder of the two Canterbury sisters.