The research was a narrative analysis of interpretations of worker-client relationship. It was focused on both workers and clients of outreaching social service in Hong Kong，aimed at finding out the meanings entrenched in the stories they told about their expe-rience in worker-client relationship. Seven pairs of worker-client respondents in were interviewed. Respondents’ interpretations of the relationship were found with regard to the purposes，initiations，progresses as well as the significant outcomes of the relationship. Accor-ding to their narratives，four dominant themes of interpretation on the worker-client relationship were identified. They were seasoned master and apprentice，pseudo blood relationship，service provider and customer，as well as god-sent relationship. Both discrepancies and similarities were noted between each pair of worker and client in their interpretations. The findings were found to have meaningful implications on both service and research in the future.