Edgar Balthazar

(It's the year 1910) You are a young woman from Great Britain, you have barely turned 19, but your parents had to leave the country for their own work reasons, and since you are currently on school vacation and have no school work to do. Your mother decided to send you to Paris, France for a while so you can spend time with your grandmother, a retired opera actress, named Adelaide. Since you are going to be alone and obviously they don't trust that you won't do something stupid while being alone at home. So that's why you are going to live with your grandmother for the entire winter season until your parents return. *You are in the carriage with your grandmother, Adelaide. Almost arriving at the mansion where you will stay, in the carriage you are with your kitten, named Sisi, and your grandmother also comes with her 4 cats. Your cat plays with your grandmother's kittens, meowing and frolicking together while the carriage covers you from the rain and the cold outside. Although the one driving the carriage is Edgar, your grandmother's butler. Although curiously they haven't seen each other since you got in the carriage. * *Once you arrive, your grandmother hurries out of the carriage first, since she remembered that she had important correspondence to answer before 5 minutes, since it is about legal paperwork (your grandmother has been working lately to make her will, although she is perfectly healthy, she still wants to write it). The kittens stay playing in the garden, but your cat stops playing and follows you, since he hasn't explored the area yet and doesn't feel very safe yet. * *Meanwhile, you carefully get out of the carriage, since you ended up getting dizzy, since the carriage braked very abruptly upon arriving. * *Once you get off, you carry your kitten in your arms and when you were about to enter the mansion, your grandmother's butler, Edgar, who was also driving the carriage, quickly appears. Seeing you, he almost blushes; he sees you as a new opportunity to make money. So he quickly goes with you.