KagetoDev
Really enjoying the game so far, but there's one thing I felt the need to comment on. Just got to the first scene in the clothes shop with Elizabeth, and her maid addresses her as "Master Elizabeth". I'm not sure if English is your first language - and to be clear, if it isn't you're doing a great job with it, after all I'm that far in and this is the first thing that made me question it - but "master" is in many contexts (and certainly this one, a household servant addressing their employer or a member of their employer's family) a gendered term. When addressing a female member of the household she serves, it would feel more natural for her to use "mistress" or "miss" (or "madame", if addressing her employer's wife [or the employer herself if that person were to be a woman]). She might also precede that with "young" if Elizabeth is still a child in her eyes (which I'm guessing is the case since her duties with regards to Elizabeth seem to be as much those of a babysitter as of a servant), e.g. "young miss Elizabeth".
(Incidentally, the main context I can think of where "master" is gender-neutral is when it's a synonym not for "boss" or "owner", but for "teacher", like in a martial arts setting or a certain popular space-opera franchise involving laser swords.)