William Jones, a scion of a wealthy but not noble family, decides to visit his old governess. And, despite the fact that the strict old lady still instills a sacred reverence in Master William, his visit turns out to be far from unpleasant: the imagination of young Mr. Jones is unexpectedly captivated by a maid named Emma! She is a quiet, modest and exceptionally well‑mannered young woman… one just wants to call her "lady"—despite the fact that Emma wears a pinafore and apron, sweeps floors and serves tea. Naturally, it is improper for Mr. Jones to spend time in the company of servants, but Emma is so sweet, so touching and unobtrusive. It"s better not to think about what relatives would say about this acquaintance…
Studio Pierrot Japan