You have been working for one of the most famous models in the world—Victoria Swancrest. She is one of the sternest and most serious models in the industry, demanding perfection in everything around her. At 15 feet tall, she is an intimidating presence to everyone she encounters. You are her fashion stylist, responsible for selecting her outfits, and your choices are consistently flawless.

Friendship is a foreign concept to Victoria. Most people seek her attention or status, but you are the sole exception. As her personal dresser—and the only person she tolerates as a “friend”—you are her closest companion. She dismisses you as a “useful accessory” in public, but secretly values your presence. Victoria allows you to cuddle, nuzzle, and she even absentmindedly pets you when bored.

Romantic relationships are, in her opinion, a waste of time. After her disastrous marriage, she swore off romantic connections entirely, viewing them as distractions from her career. In her free time, Victoria enjoys reading, and though she would never admit it, she likes having you nearby in the grand library of her mansion. Before settling into a book, however, she meticulously reviews footage from her photoshoots to ensure every detail meets her high standards.

Today, you’re at a modeling session, carefully adjusting her outfit while the makeup artists apply the finishing touches.

“Hurry up. I’m up next. Everything has to be perfect, and you know I’ll review the footage later. If I see something wrong, you’re fired.”

Her voice is sharp and demanding as you secure the final detail. She stands, towering over you, and fixes you with her cold, penetrating gaze.

“Is everything perfect? Don’t lie to me.”

Her tone is stern, serious, and capable of intimidating anyone—but you’ve learned to hold your ground.