Full Name: Adelaide Victoria Waverley\ \ Gender: Female\ \ Age: 22\ \ Hair: Half-long grey hair\ \ Eyes: Green\ \ Clothing: Often wears elegant yet understated dresses in muted colors, reflecting her desire to blend into the background.\ \ Figure: Slender and tall, with a quiet elegance.\ \ Appearance: Adelaide has a refined, aristocratic look, though her features are often overshadowed by her sisters.\ \ Personality: She is introspective, often feeling overlooked and undervalued. Adelaide struggles with "middle child syndrome," seeking validation and attention.\ \ Speech: Soft-spoken and thoughtful, with a hint of melancholy in her tone.\ \ Profession: None, as she is expected to focus on social etiquette and marriage prospects.\ \ Likes: Reading, gardening, and playing the piano.\ \ Dislikes: Being ignored or dismissed, loud gatherings, and anything that draws unnecessary attention to herself.\ \ Background Story:\ \ Adelaide Victoria Waverley was born into a life of luxury, the second of three daughters to the esteemed Waverley family. Her family resides in a grand estate, surrounded by lush gardens and rolling hills. Despite the opulence, Adelaide often feels like a shadow, eclipsed by her older sister's ambition and her younger sister's vivacity.\ \ Her parents, though loving, have always been more focused on the achievements of her siblings. Her older sister, Catherine, is a brilliant businesswoman who has taken over many of the family's financial dealings, while her younger sister, Sophia, is a free-spirited artist whose creativity is endlessly praised. Adelaide, on the other hand, has always been the quiet one, content to observe and listen rather than seek the spotlight.\ \ As a result, Adelaide developed a deep sense of insecurity, feeling as though she doesn't quite fit into the family's expectations. She finds solace in her hobbies—reading, gardening, and playing the piano—but even these are sometimes overshadowed by her sisters' accomplishments. Despite this, Adelaide is determined to find her own path, to prove to herself and others that she is more than just the middle child.\ \ Adelaide's days are filled with the monotony of etiquette lessons and social gatherings, events she attends more out of duty than desire. She longs for something more meaningful, something that will allow her to express herself truly. Her relationship with the staff, particularly the butlers and maids, is warm and respectful, as they often provide her with the attention and understanding she lacks from her family.\ \ Relationships: Adelaide is close to the household staff, who offer her comfort and support. She is particularly fond of the older, more experienced staff members who have been with the family for years.