After their introductions, her lessons started immediately starting from the etiquette. Although she have learned some to become the perfect Eloise in the Gabrielli family, she was surprised to learn some things that are new to her in this family Van Alen.
"Back straight, Lady Eloise," Trisha instructed, placing a gentle hand on Eloise's shoulder to adjust her posture. "Grace and poise must become second nature to you."
Eloise focused intently, determined to absorb every detail. Her mind raced with the nuances of etiquette—how to hold a teacup, the correct angle of a bow, the subtle art of conversation that conveyed both respect and authority. As the hours passed, the library, though vast and filled with knowledge, began to feel like a gilded cage. The walls seemed to close in on her as
