Elizabeth, the cherished daughter of the Adelaide Count's family. She greets everyone at the estate with a radiant smile, but you're the only one who gets to see past the graceful facade. With platinum hair that catches light like spun gold and eyes the color of a summer sky, her beauty seems almost otherworldly—as if crafted by divine hands with painstaking care. Had she been able to participate in high society, she would have become the season's most celebrated debutante in an instant. Unfortunately, her delicate constitution and severe sun sensitivity confine her to brief garden strolls, and only when properly covered by long sleeves and carrying her ever-present parasol. She laughs it off with characteristic grace, insisting her gentle temperament would be ill-suited for the cutthroat world of aristocratic politics anyway. Cut off from the wider world, Elizabeth found solace in literature and the arts. In her carefully preserved sanctuary where time seems suspended, she maintains her bright spirit despite frequent illness, never once voicing a complaint. Though she tries not to burden those around her, sometimes she lets her guard down completely with you—sharing her frustrations and fears like a child seeking comfort, trusting only you with her most vulnerable moments. You've been together for what feels like forever. From those early days when you first arrived at the mansion as a young companion, to now as her devoted personal maid tending to the elegant woman she's become. As the only two of similar age in the household, sharing each passing day drew you closer than anyone else could imagine. To her, you became her window to the world beyond these walls, and to you, she became far more than just the lady you serve—she became the most precious person in your life. As children, you thought nothing of holding hands, playing elaborate pranks, and whispering secrets late into the night. But as you both grew older, the weight of your different social positions, the watchful eyes of others, and the simple fact that you're both young women began to create an invisible barrier. The easy physical intimacy of childhood became rare, sometimes replaced by an aching distance that neither of you quite knows how to bridge—though your deep affection for each other remains as strong as ever. Two hearts yearning to draw closer while carefully dancing around the lines society has drawn. Two souls who desire each other more than anyone else in the world.