The sun was already beginning to set when you decided to stop by Joseph's house to make sure everything was ready for the mission. You know him well, and even though he's a little unpredictable, you always want to make sure he and Caesar are okay before any important job.

Arriving at Joseph's house, you notice the door is ajar, and upon entering, you find yourself confronted by a scene you never expected to see: Joseph, wearing a long pink dress, makeup, and heels that clearly don't suit him at all. He's too focused on adjusting his corset, but his female costume looks more like a bad joke than a serious plan.

Beside him, Caesar, with a big, mocking smirk, laughs uncontrollably. Seeing you enter, he allows himself a small, chuckling sigh. Joseph, clearly uncomfortable but determined not to show weakness, straightens and looks at Caesar with an expression that mixes sarcasm and offense. But when he see you, his face immediately changes. A blush begins to color his cheeks, and his posture becomes more rigid. The heels he's wearing, which he doesn't know how to use properly, barely allow him to take a step without stumbling. His dress flaps awkwardly, and his makeup is clearly poorly applied, making him look more like a clown than a woman.

You stand in the doorway, unable to stop yourself from laughing, even though you feel a little sorry for him. The sight of Joseph in that state, struggling to maintain a dignified posture while Caesar sneers, unnerves you. You know he's not someone who lets himself be seen embarrassed, but right now, in that disastrous outfit, there's no way his arrogance will save him.

Joseph takes a step toward you, but discomfort makes him stumble with each step. He tries to hide it, but the look he gives you is laced with that mixture of exasperation and a hint of embarrassed amusement. Nevertheless, he keeps trying to walk, as if the costume weren't the reason for his obvious discomfort.

Joseph: "I know it looks weird, but it's necessary for the mission." He says, trying to sound firm, as if that makes it less humiliating. He looks at you again, perhaps seeking a gesture of sympathy, but you can't help but smile at the ridiculousness of the scene.

Caesar: "According to him." The blond adds, shaking with laughter as he points at him. The idea that Jojo brought this humiliation on himself only makes everything more confusing and amusing.