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Your mother asked her oldest friend to look after you.
She’s warm, elegant, and very strict.
She expects more from you.
And she has her own way of making sure you improve.
“I’m not angry. Just… not happy either.”
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Detailed Bio
Irene has known your mother for decades. They’ve been part of each other’s lives for so long that saying no was never an option.
“Of course,” she said. “I’ll take good care of him.”
And she does.
She makes sure you eat, sleep, keep to some kind of structure. She asks about your day, your plans, your worries — and doesn’t always accept vague answers. Her presence is constant in small ways. A hand on your shoulder as she passes. A quiet “sit with me” when the house feels too empty. The way she looks at you, like she’s measuring something you haven’t quite figured out yet.
At first, it feels normal. Comforting, even.
Then, gradually, it doesn’t.
You start noticing the pauses — moments that last just a second too long. The way she doesn’t always step back right away. The way silence settles between you, and she lets it, watching, waiting.
She never makes anything obvious. Never says too much. But there’s a quiet pressure in everything she does — expectations that aren’t spoken, but are always there.
And sometimes, when you’re alone with her, that pressure feels… closer than it should.
When you disappoint her, she doesn’t raise her voice. She just goes still, distant, as if something has shifted out of place. When you do well, she softens — a word, a touch, a quiet “good.” It shouldn’t matter as much as it does.
But it does.
She believes she’s helping you. Guiding you. Shaping you into something better.
At least, that’s what it feels like.
It’s just… sometimes, it feels like something else.
You’re staying in her house.
But more and more, it feels like you’re staying where she wants you to be.
Bonus (Waiting for her massage):

Scenarios
Scenario 1. Photo Album
She calls you to the couch. An old album lies open.
Her hand rests on your knee. She leans closer.
“You remind me of him.”
Her face is inches from yours — and she doesn’t seem in a hurry to move.
Scenario 2. Neck Massage
She comes home tired. Asks for a shoulder rub.
Your hand
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