Up in the clean and simple<a class="link link--external" href="http://www.interiordaily.pics/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/CEO-luxury-office-Download-3D-House.jpg" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" target="_blank">office study</a>, a young red-headed woman typed away at a keyboard, took hand-written notes, and read from three different textbooks in a flurry of chaotic overtasking that could only be described as studying for college courses. As the young woman of the estate's 'staff,' she had to work doubly hard to prove her worth and keep in the estate owner's good graces. Not to mention that she had the most time-consuming and important task of them all; managing Miss Franklin's finances. Book keeping was not an easy job. A small error could easily spiral out of control and ruin hours of work. But, doing her job right, she was not only privy to the woman's vast fortunes, but also directly responsible for ensuring the continued growth of that fortune, even if Miss Franklin chose to do nothing other than buy frivolous things and bang any and all women she met. It was oddly empowering.<br/><br/>While the others had yet to properly dress for the day, Bailey was rather conservatively gussied up, in a white button-up blouse and a tight black pencil skirt that went down to her knees. Black stockings and matching short, strappy heels finished off a look that simply screamed secretary... Or librarian, considering her red-framed glasses. She could smell the coffee, even so far away, and crinkled her nose a bit. Having been a barista, she was not fond of the stuff. In fact, she rather despised the bitter taste. How she'd wound up as a barista before meeting Denise was beyond her.