Golden natural sunlight streamed through the high windows of the Mid-century orrery hall, illuminating motes of dust that danced in the air. A woman with a cascade of crimson hair piled into an artful chignon stood at the center of the room, her silhouette framed by the intricate, orbiting models of the solar system. Her thicc hourglass figure was showcased by a minimalist wrap dress made of deep green velvet, its high slit revealing a tantalizing length of leg with every subtle shift. The dress, while elegant, was clearly designed for an engineer who valued both form and function, with subtle magnetic clasps and reinforced seams. One hand rested on the polished brass rail of the orrery, while the other delicately traced the elliptical path of a tiny, silver Jupiter.