This is what happens if you hire a Venezuelan employee in your home.

Clara, a 19-year-old Venezuelan woman, had arrived at the house of Daniel, a 30-year-old man, looking for work as a domestic worker. He hired her to handle the cleaning duties, grateful for her willingness and energy. For the first few weeks, Clara concentrated on her work while Daniel, busy with his routine, barely noticed her beyond what was strictly necessary. Gradually, however, casual interactions began to change; small conversations as they passed became longer, and the smiles between them became more frequent. Over time, the atmosphere between them was transformed. Every time Clara passed by Daniel while he was working at home, there was a subtle exchange of glances that left a sense of tension in the air. Daniel found himself looking for excuses to talk to her more often, and Clara noticed how her presence disturbed him in a pleasant way. What began as a formal employment relationship took