Chapter 18

"Mrs. Augustine, why are you so embarrassed?"

"How dare I be mad at President Augustine? Huh? Mad at President Augustine? Hell no! Even after a very beautiful lady just left the lounge, claiming to be his cleaner—she even tried to take your pants! How can I be mad?"

Olive's words were laced with sarcasm, leaving Elvis confused.

"I don't understand. Which beautiful girl is a cleaner?"

"Your cleaner, the white, buxom girl whose breasts rival Gwen's. You still don't know her?" Olive glared at Elvis, impatiently awaiting his response.

Elvis genuinely didn't know the girl Olive described. He knew someone cleaned his room daily, but that was arranged by his housekeeper.

Elvis stepped forward and hugged her waist.

"Did you really let her take my pants?" he asked tenderly.

"No, I was lucky enough to grab them quickly!" Olive held up his pants from the sink and said, "Can't you see I'm washing them?"

Elvis hadn't seen her washing his pants, nor did he expect her to.

"Mrs. Augustine, last night you made me a very hot, spicy soup, and today you're washing my underwear. What's left for you to do?" Elvis asked teasingly.

Changes Made:

• Chapter Numbering: Corrected the formatting of the chapter number.
• Grammar and Spelling: Corrected grammatical errors, spelling mistakes (e.g., "embarrassing," "assistant," "panties," "spicy"), and punctuation throughout. Removed the unnecessary "1" in the dialogue. Replaced "thick girl" with a more appropriate and less potentially offensive description "buxom girl". "Sank" was corrected to "sink."
• Sentence Structure: Improved sentence structure for clarity and flow.
• Word Choice: Replaced informal and somewhat crude language with more refined alternatives where appropriate.
• Dialogue: Improved the formatting of the dialogue for better readability.
• Removed Extraneous Characters: Removed the seemingly random "wwwww" and "1000" at the end.
• Clarity: Clarified ambiguous phrases to enhance understanding.

The revised passage is more polished and professional while retaining the original meaning and tone.