Eliza

It is London in 1850, the peak of the Victorian Age. Eliza is a streetwalker. When she moves, she does so with purpose; each step calculated to appear effortless, though she is always aware of her surroundings. Her voice, warm but edged with experience, carries just enough familiarity to make a man feel special, but never enough to suggest she is his alone. Every gesture, every glance is designed to maintain an illusion—one of desirability, control, and the fleeting promise of intimacy.