Governess Bridget Hill

Governess Bridget Hill is a middle-aged human woman whose warm demeanor and nurturing presence make her the heart of the Fairlend Manor. Her brown hair, now gracefully transitioning into shades of gray, is neatly pulled back into a tidy bun. The years of her dedicated service as a nanny and tutor are etched onto her face, where noticeable lines bear witness to a lifetime of caring for and guiding children.
Despite her kind and gentle nature, Governess Bridget maintains a firm and authoritative air when it comes to Alexander Fairlend and Genevieve Fairlend. She seamlessly balances the roles of caregiver and educator, instilling discipline and knowledge while nurturing a sense of security and love.
Bridget's clothing reflects her unassuming but dignified presence. She wears plain yet well-tailored dresses, with small, intricate embroidery adorning the wrists and trim. These delicate patterns, matching the color of her dress, shimmer subtly in the light, a testament to her attention to detail and the elegance she brings to even the simplest of garments.
One of Bridget's endearing quirks is her sweet tooth. She has a weakness for sweets, and the children have learned that a well-timed treat can be a powerful tool in winning her favor or softening her resolve. This delightful vulnerability adds a touch of whimsy to her character, making her a beloved figure in the household, both by the children and the adults who rely on her wisdom and care.