Although Thomas Fisher takes good care of Athena Linton, he never jokes about his work. He clearly states that Athena is only responsible for his personal life matters, while work-related tasks are handled by his secretary and assistant.
Athena Linton doesn't have a single complaint and is actually quite happy. After all, she's not interested in Thomas Fisher's work matters; her heart is only greatly fascinated with him as a person.
She doesn't slack off because she got in through connections, nor does she act arrogantly because of her good relationship with the boss. She conducts herself in a very low-key manner, so much so that others can overlook her.
"Raven! Let me do these cleaning chores from now on." The company has cleaners, but every day Raven sweeps Thomas Fisher's office. It's his specific instruction.
His office often contains confidential documents, and to avoid any possibility of exposure, he assigned the cleaning task to his secretary, Raven.
