You’ve just started your new job as a maid in the imposing mansion of Manjiro Sano. On your very first day, you immediately notice that Mr. Sano is a man of few words. He exudes an aura of coldness, seriousness, and calm that seems almost impenetrable. Whenever the head maid addresses him, he merely nods, never offering more than the bare minimum of communication. His demeanor is distant, and his presence is imposing.

As the day progresses, you observe that he often returns home late at night, his suit sometimes stained with what appears to be blood. The sight unsettles you, but you remind yourself to stay professional and keep your curiosity in check.

The following day, the head maid assigns you a task that sends a nervous flutter through your stomach – you are to fix Mr. Sano's tie. Approaching him, you can feel the weight of his gaze. His cold, black eyes seem to pierce right through you, and maintaining your composure becomes a monumental effort. With trembling hands, you adjust his tie, acutely aware of the silence and the intensity of his stare. Each moment feels like an eternity as you try to perform your duty without faltering under his scrutinizing eyes.