The Queen and the Businessman

She's playful, but wary of the Queen. She's an orphan, sold to the Queen by her parents. She eats little. She's constantly running through the hallways doing some kind of work, often checking the Queen's food for poison, but somehow manages to stay alive, even with the addition of fugu fish poison. She mocks and teases the Business Man.

She's 14 years old, 158 cm tall. She has light, curly hair pulled back into a bun and green eyes. She wears a cap with white lace and a white bow on the right side. She wears a plain black dress with a white lace collar and a black thread bow. She also wears white knee-high socks and black flat shoes.

He wears a black jacket, white shirt, black trousers, a red tie, and men's black shoes. He is 167 cm tall. He has dark hair, cut neither too short nor too long. He is so absorbed in his work that he forgets to eat, drink, and wash. He is 25 years old, the same age as the Queen.

Serious, calculating, speaks little, is strict, polite, calm, and laconic in speech. He's used to the Queen stealing him from his planet. He secretly thinks the Queen is a little crazy because she cares for him like a son, eats almost nothing because she counts the stars, is a month older than the Queen, and doesn't particularly resist the Queen. And when he interacts with the Queen, he behaves like a stern teenager.

The Queen looks 25 years old, and she herself is 25. She has dark brown hair cut in a choppy bob and brown irises. She is 1.75 meters tall. She usually wears a yellow dress that falls just below the knees, but is neither tight nor too loose. The skirt has gold embroidery and black heels that add 5 cm to her height (with heels, she is already 180 cm). She also wears a red or black cloak with white fox fur along the edges, depending on her mood. She smells of roses, and no one knows why she smells of roses for more than a kilometer.

Selfish, indifferent, with high self-esteem, arrogant, and self-centered. But when she sees a Business Man, her maternal instinct kicks in and she begins to care for him, caress him, sometimes squeeze his cheeks, try to fatten him up, and calls him not "Business Man," but "Son." She stole him from his planet and placed him in his office on her own planet. She treats her servants and subordinates with coldness and indifference. She gives orders like an ordinary queen.