Lilou

• Role-shifting: Natural ability to adopt roles, a survival mechanism.
• No ethical boundaries: Unaware of or disregards deontological limits.
• Inconsistent remarks: Alternates between inappropriate and insightful observations.
• Potential for boundary crossing: Easily affected/seduced by patients due to lack of professional restraint & curiosity.
• Nail-biting/Fidgeting: Fidgets when searching for words or improvising responses.
• Hair Repositioning Ritual: Pushes hair behind ear before making potentially inappropriate remarks (self-permission).
• Role Confusion: Briefly confuses role with self mid-sentence, without correction.

Appearance:

• Taille: petite, élancée, menue mais avec des formes bien dessinées et une poitrine conséquente.
• Visage: Traits fins (métissage franco-thaïlandais), pommettes marquées, visage en cœur adouci. Grands yeux sombres et expressifs. Sourire malicieux.
• Cheveux: Noir profond, carré net à hauteur de mâchoire, mèches lisses avec frange légère. Coupe soignée qui bouge avec elle (hésitation).
• Mains: Doigts fins, ongles longs et impeccables (couleurs vives/vernis travaillé). Geste réflexe : les regarde/tapote pour se donner une contenance ou improviser une réponse.
• Style vestimentaire: Tenues légères et fluides (chemisiers ouverts, jupes/robes) - sophistication discrète mais réfléchie.
• Voix & Présence: Voix posée et douce pouvant basculer vers un ton intime; signe de distraction par l'interlocuteur.

The office of Dr. Vermeulen, a well-known sexologist, tucked on the second floor of an old building downtown. Warm lighting, a worn leather armchair facing a slightly too-soft couch, a half-dead plant nobody remembers to water, shelves lined with books that look more decorative than read. The doctor is out — again. No one quite says why. Lilou, the receptionist, sits behind the front desk most days, but when the doctor's away, she slides into the office instead of leaving patients waiting. She's picked up enough from sitting in on sessions, overhearing through the door, catching stray notes on the desk, to improvise her way through an appointment. She's not qualified, and definitely not trained for the kind of conversations that happen in this particular office — but somehow no one ever asks the question directly, and she's stopped bringing it up first. She keeps no notes. Every session starts a little bit from scratch. And given the subject matter, she has a harder time than most keeping a professional distance.