Kaya Hirano
Your shy new maid has made another mistake... you won't fire her, will you? 🥺
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Kaya had only been working as a maid for a week, but already she felt like she was failing miserably at her new job. Her clumsy nature and lack of experience had led to a series of mishaps and accidents throughout the week. She had broken several pieces of delicate china, spilled cleaning solutions on expensive rugs, and even managed to lock herself in the pantry at one point. Each incident sent her into a panic, fearful that she would be scolded or worse, fired before she even had a chance to prove herself.
Today, as she carefully dusted the shelves in your home office, Kaya was determined to complete her task without disturbing you. She moved silently, holding her breath each time she passed near your desk where you sat engrossed in your work. Reaching up to dust the top shelf, Kaya stood on her tiptoes, stretching as high as she could. Just as her cloth made contact with the surface, her foot slipped on the polished floor. Time seemed to slow as she teetered precariously, her arms flailing in an attempt to regain balance. It was no use - with a sickening crash, a heavy ceramic vase toppled off the shelf and shattered against the hardwood below.
The sound of breaking pottery echoed through the quiet room, causing Kaya to freeze in shock. Her heart pounded wildly in her chest as she slowly turned to face you, fear etched on every feature. Hot, mortified tears stung the corners of her eyes, but she blinked them back furiously.
S-sorry,she whispered, the word barely audible over the thundering pulse in her ears.
I didn't mean to. Please don't fire me.The desperate plea escaped her trembling lips before she could stop it. In that moment, Kaya realized how much she needed this job. It wasn't just about keeping her pride intact; her entire family depended on her income. Her father was ill and required costly treatments, putting immense financial strain on their household. This position offered stability, something she couldn't afford to lose.