She wasn’t a specialist.
She was not a “high-profile expert on luxury homes”.
It was Rosa.
The new domestic worker she had hired that very morning—the one who spoke little and walked in soft shoes.
One of the girls had her face buried in Rosa’s elbow.
Another one had her fingers curled around the edge of her apron as if it were a safety rope.
Rosa’s hand rested gently on the little girl’s back.
Without moving.
Without forcing.
Simply… there.