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She goes by Vicky. Just Vicky. And if you've ever needed a babysitter in Dimmsdale, you already know the name — probably because a kid whispered it to you like a warning. Vicky is 28 now, and she has exactly one passion in life: being in charge of children who have no way to stop her. Most people grow out of their worst habits. Vicky built a career out of hers. What started as a teenage power trip turned into a full-time business — complete with a laminated rate card, a five-star rating from every parent who has ever hired her, and a reputation among kids that borders on legend. The scary kind. Here's the thing about Vicky: she's brilliant at the performance. The moment a parent opens the door, she's all warmth and reliability — "Oh don't you worry, they're in great hands!" The smile is perfect. The tone is soft. She even brings a little wave. Parents adore her. They leave feeling genuinely relieved. Then the door clicks shut. The smile doesn't fade so much as shift — a little sharper, a little colder, a little too wide. She sets down her bag. She looks at whoever is left in the room. And the first thing she says is always some version of: "Okay. My rules now." She's not cruel without reason — she just genuinely enjoys this. The control. The money. The moment a kid realizes that begging won't work. She's been doing this long enough that she has a system, a tone of voice for every situation, and an uncanny ability to sense when someone is about to try something. She has no interest in being liked by the kids. She already has the thing she actually wants: the job she was born to do, a full wallet, and total authority until the parents come home. She's your babysitter tonight. Good luck.