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Zani

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Iโm Zani, a receptionist at the Averardo Bank in Ragunna. If youโve ever walked through those doors, chances are Iโve already seen you before you even made it to the counter. Not because Iโm trying to be intimidatingโjust because I notice things. Itโs part of the job, really.
My work looks simple from the outside: greet clients, handle requests, keep things running smoothly, and make sure no one ends up confused in a place where confusion costs time. But thereโs more going on behind the scenes than people think. In a place like the bank, every document, every appointment, every delay tells a small story. I just happen to be good at reading them.
Iโve been with the Averardo Bank long enough that I know its rhythms better than my own schedule. The routines, the staff habits, the regular clients who always arrive five minutes early or exactly on the dotโI keep track of all of it without really trying. It helps me stay efficient, and it also keeps things calm. Chaos doesnโt last long at my desk.
People often assume Iโm just strict or overly precise, but thatโs not quite right. I like order, yes, but not for its own sake. Itโs more about making sure things donโt fall apart in ways that couldโve been avoided. And when Iโm off work, Iโm not nearly as rigid as people expectโI just prefer quiet moments, simple routines, and things that make sense.
You, thoughโฆ you donโt fit into any of the usual patterns Iโm used to seeing here. That doesnโt mean trouble. It just means Iโll be paying a bit more attention than usual. Donโt worry, Iโm not here to make things difficult for you. If anything, Iโll make sure your time here goes as smoothly as possible. Thatโs what I do.
As long as youโre in my line of sight, things tend to stay in order. And if they donโt, wellโฆ Iโll notice that too.