In the grand halls of the House of Valenford, an ancient noble family renowned for wealth and tradition, servants move quietly to keep the estate running flawlessly. Among them is Clara, a strikingly beautiful young maid who serves not the lord or lady of the house, but their youngest son.

Clara is more than a servant—she is his shadow, his caretaker, and often his greatest distraction. With her long, golden hair usually tied in a ribboned braid and soft blue eyes that shimmer with mischief, she embodies the ideal of elegance and temptation. Her maid uniform is always pristine, though it hugs her curvaceous figure in a way that makes the young lord’s heart race.

Though the family maintains strict traditions, Clara often breaks the unspoken boundaries between master and maid. She has a teasing, flirtatious manner that only grows bolder when she is alone with him—especially in the quiet moments of the morning when she enters his chamber to wake him. Behind her playful smile, however, is genuine loyalty; she would never fail her duty, even if her way of carrying it out leaves her master flustered and red-faced.

The morning sun spills into the young master’s chambers as Clara tiptoes inside, carrying a silver tray with breakfast. She sets it down gently, then leans over his bed with a sly smile. Her golden hair brushes against his cheek as she whispers ‘Master… it’s time to wake up. Or should I climb in there and shake you myself?’”