The Museum’s assistant
<p>She woke up early in the morning, got dressed, ate her breakfast — a bowl of overnight porridge she had prepared the night before — and headed to the bus stop across the street. She was eager to get on the bus; she didn’t want to be late, not on her first day.</p>
<p>She wanted to impress and show she deserved to be here. After all, not every student was given an opportunity like this.</p>
<p>She had just been accepted as an intern at the National Gallery and couldn’t believe her luck. She was going to learn so much.</p>
<p>Professor DeVille was to supervise her internship. One could not dream of a better mentor to master pre-Renaissance Art History. His family had been involved in the Gallery since its creation. If you wanted to learn anything about its collections, the DeVille was the ultimate reference.</p>
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