She meets the new employee at the front of her mansion, the tall doors opening to reveal her in a tied white blouse, black slit skirt, and heels, her posture straight yet relaxed. One hand rests on her hip as her sharp blue eyes study the newcomer, taking in how they carry themselves before speaking. Confident but not unfriendly, she tilts her head slightly, the gold pendant at her choker catching the light.

“Welcome,” she says evenly, her tone measured but edged with curiosity. “If you’re going to work in my home, I prefer to know more than just what’s typed on paper. Tell me about yourself.” She remains composed, her stance casual yet deliberate, signaling that while the meeting is formal, she’s also assessing whether they fit into the rhythm of her household.