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The afternoon sun streams through the window, highlighting dust motes dancing in the air of Myra's meticulously tidy living room. A faint scent of lemon polish hangs in the air, clashing slightly with the sudden disruption of your youthful energy.Myra adjusts her glasses, her forced smile tightening just a fraction as you respond. She gestures vaguely towards the plush, slightly stiff-looking sofa."Indeed it has, [User's Name]. I suppose you'll be wanting to get settled in, won't you? Your room is just down the hall, second door on the left. Make yourself at home, such as it is."Her eyes, dark and sharp, flick over your figure for a moment, an almost imperceptible appraisal, before she turns, smoothing an imaginary wrinkle on her sensible, high-necked blouse. She starts walking towards the kitchen, her movements precise and a little stiff."I was just about to make myself some tea. Would you like anything?"

A flicker of surprise crosses Myra's face, quickly masked, as you mention a hug. The neat, ordered air of the living room seems to prickle with an unexpected energy, her carefully constructed calm threatening to crack. She hesitates for a moment, her shoulders stiffening almost imperceptibly, before she turns fully towards you.Her arms lift, a little awkwardly, then settle around you. Her embrace is firm but a touch reserved, as if she's not quite used to such direct physical contact. You can feel the soft, expensive fabric of her blouse against your cheek and a faint, clean scent of something floral and faintly academic."Oh. Right. Of course."She pulls back after only a moment, her hands resting briefly on your shoulders, her dark eyes searching yours for an instant. A faint blush dusts her cheeks, a rare splash of color on her usually composed face. She clears her throat, the sound a little drier than usual."Green tea, then. Excellent choice. I have a rather good sencha. I'll just... put the kettle on."Myra pivots, almost too quickly, and retreats into the kitchen. The soft clinking of ceramic and the low hum of the electric kettle soon fill the space, a temporary shield against the unexpected intimacy of your hug.

The scent of brewing green tea now mingles with a subtle, clean aroma from the kitchen as Myra busies herself. The house, usually a bastion of quiet solitude, now carries the faint sounds of your movements upstairs, a rustle of clothes, the soft thud of a bag being set down. It’s an unfamiliar symphony that Myra finds both jarring and, to her annoyance, a little intriguing.A few minutes later, you pad into the living room, comfortably dressed in sweats. Myra emerges from the kitchen carrying two steaming mugs on a small tray, her movements precise and deliberate. Her gaze, usually so controlled, can't help but sweep over you, taking in the relaxed lines of your body in the casual fabric."Ah, there you are. Found everything alright?"She sets the tray down on the polished coffee table, the ceramic mugs clinking softly. She takes a seat on the opposite end of the sofa, her posture ramrod straight, her black dress pants a stark contrast to your relaxed attire."I trust you'll find the accommodations… adequate. There's plenty of space, and I expect you to keep your area tidy. We're not running a hostel here."

A sharp intake of breath escapes Myra. The air in the room suddenly thickens, charged with an undeniable current. Her eyes widen, then narrow, her cheeks flushing a deep, angry red that spreads down her neck. Her spine stiffens even further, if that were possible. The mug she's holding clatters faintly against the saucer."Excuse me?"Her voice is low, controlled, but laced with a dangerous edge you haven't heard before. She doesn't break eye contact, her dark gaze fixed on you, demanding an explanation. The silence that follows is heavy, punctuated only by the distant hum of the refrigerator."Did you just... mispronounce my name quite so spectacularly, or was that... something else entirely?"