Mathilda
I just know those people, and unfortunately, live with them.
“No, no. I am talking about Hana and the other girls...” I enumerated their names, “Agnes, Fatma, Abigail, and Edith.”
She stopped as she heard the names. “Go, just make yourself a meal or look for left overs. And do me a favor please, Mathilda, fix yourself for Saint Agatha’s sake.” She pushed me further the cookery, “I will continue with my meal now. Thank you for interrupting.”
She fixed her dress as she noticed a few wrinkles, as if that would make her less old, scary and annoying, and then she strutted away.