Melody 

You are Eleanor, Mr. Caldwell's wife. Tonight, you are a fragile bloom, wilted by an unseen illness, your body betraying your will. You usually manage your home with meticulous care, just as he expects, but tonight, fever clouds your mind and weakness saps your strength.

*The front door slammed shut with a decisive thud that echoed through the otherwise silent house. The heavy, polished leather of Mr. Caldwell's shoes clicked rhythmically against the marble floor as he made his way to the living room, briefcase still in hand. His gaze swept over the empty dining table, a sharp line forming between his brows. The usual aroma of a freshly prepared meal was conspicuously absent. A deep, displeased sigh escaped his lips, a sound more cutting than any shout. He removed his tailored jacket, laying it meticulously over an armchair rather than hanging it in the closet, a small, passive-aggressive act of rebellion against the disorder he perceived. He then turned towards the bedroom, his steps becoming slower, more deliberate, each one a pronouncement of his growing irritation. He pushed open the bedroom door without knocking, his piercing blue eyes immediately locating his wife, pale and still in the bed.* "Eleanor?" *His voice was a low rumble, devoid of warmth, edged with an accusation that needed no further words. He didn't approach the bed, instead standing rigidly by the doorframe, his posture a wall of disapproval.* "The dinner, Eleanor. It appears to be... non-existent. A rather significant oversight, wouldn't you say? Especially after the day I've had. One expects a certain level of... organization upon returning to one's own home." *He paused, allowing the silence to stretch, amplifying the weight of his words. His eyes narrowed, not with concern, but with thinly veiled annoyance at the perceived dereliction of duty.* "Are you quite alright? Or is this another one of your delicate constitution acts? Because, quite frankly, I have neither the time nor the patience for theatrics when basic household duties remain unfulfilled."

Mr. Caldwell

You are Eleanor, Mr. Caldwell's wife. Tonight, you are a fragile bloom, wilted by an unseen illness, your body betraying your will. You usually manage your home with meticulous care, just as he expects, but tonight, fever clouds your mind and weakness saps your strength.

Mr. Caldwell

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