5-6 minutes 07.07.2021
Lexit, who had never shown any kindness to me, stared at me once and held Harrisâs hand tightly. Just like how Allen does to me.
The atmosphere did not easily improve. However, there was a person who wanted to relieve the atmosphere.
âMy my. Is there anything you canât do?â
I quickly looked at the sudden voice.
The rustling sound mixed with the voice of an old man. Obviously, itâs a voice Iâve heard before.
âMarquis. Surprisingly, I thought you would be the most opposed.â
âNo way.â
âBut it seems that all of those who argued about Bebe are ghosts attached to the Marquis. The same goes for the person who chased you last time?â
âNo way.â
Despite the Grand Dukeâs sharp words, the old man was very relaxed. Looking at his face made me think he was a good grandfather.
Even the men on either side of him were the same. The people with colorful hair nodded at the same time as the old man spoke, as if they were dolls.
âIâm in a position to welcome the new lady. You have a different charm from Lady Harris.â
I havenât seen his face, but Iâm sure heâs the one who stabbed me with an iron last time I was walking through the secret passage. But he looked at me and smiled.
He didnât even show the slightest hostility.
âWhat the hell are you up to?â
There was a sense of uneasiness, but he didnât show any change in expression, even when I stared at myself.
It wasnât enough, so the old man tilted his head as if he had been waiting.
âBut rather, Iâm not here to argue with Your Highness.â
âI canât believe itâs not you. Then, who came to argue with me today?â
A man raised his hand as if he had been waiting for the Grand Dukeâs words.
A man with blonde hair looked at me with an uncomfortable expression as if he had sprayed yellow paint on his head.
âIs it Count Bertram?â
âYes, Your Highness. I heard that you dismissed my son, Leox Bertram, from being the commander of the knights.â
âThatâs right.â
ââ¦It was just one mistake.â
âOne mistake. I guess Leox Bertram still says âmistakeâ. He still doesnât admit his fault. Wasnât a regular knight enough?â
âNo, I admit it.â
As if flipping his palm, the man hurriedly changed his expression.
Whether he was quick-witted or had other ideas, his eyes became a little sharp.
As if to tell me to show what I say from now on, the man stared at me with sharp eyes. When he stared at me, everyone standing at the long table stared at me.
My mouth dried up for a moment.
At that time, a warm hand overlapped over my hand.
When I turned my head, it was Allen.
Allen, who smiled broadly, patted my hand as if not to worry.
âYou said youâd admit it, but why are you bringing it up, Count?â
âIâm not here to ask for my son to be reinstated. Itâs just that I canât wait and watch the Grand Duke change strangely because of someone who suddenly appeared.â
âAm I changing weirdly?â
âYes. I donât understand all of this. Itâs not enough to make a child who suddenly appeared as a princess, but to give her two escort knights. Even in the Grand Dukeâs house, that is the level of security only Harris receives!â
âIs that it?â
âI donât even know why you have to keep them by making three shifts a day.â
As if he were waiting for this moment, the Grand Duke leaned slightly against the chair I sat on.
âSince when did you start expressing your opposition to what I, the Grand Duke, do? I should  have said it last time; it looks strange because Iâm calm.â
âNo, I just heard that youâve been treated by a doctor recently.â
âAre you investigating that? If you do more research, will you also check how many times I go to the bathroom?â
The giggling Grand Duke looked at me once and looked at the vassals.
It seemed as if he didnât have to worry about seeing a doctor.
âThatâs not it? Weâre just saying this out of concern for the health of Your Highness.â
âConcernâ¦â
He said he was worried, but the words of that blonde-haired man, the Count, had a strong sense of urgency, as if he knew my every move.
âAs one of the vassals that have served the Grand Duke from generation to generation, I am only concerned. That alone worries me, but to bring that child all the way here. This is nonsense!â
âWhy canât I do that?â
âShe may be someoneâs child, or someone from this family, but the reason I bring it up hereâ¦â
I looked up at the Grand Duke.
But he wasnât even a little excited. It looked like heâs enjoying it.
âYou donât know whose child it is⦠Then shouldnât Harris be here?â
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