When The Count’s Illegitimate Daughter Gets Married

Chapter 45

‘Don’t tell me you’re kicking her out?’

The Countess wrapped her arms around Rose.

“Honey, she’s still our daughter.”
“I’m not abandoning her. I’m sure Viscount Walson hasn’t heard of this yet.”

The family of Viscount Walson was one of the families who believed in the rumors Rose spread, and was in the talks of marriage with Rose.

Rose was after him. Because he had a lot of money to provide.

She was supposed to meet him at the party earlier that evening.

This is what the Count meant.

Viscount Walson had no specific connection with other nobles. It wouldn’t be until days later that the news of Rose’s disgrace would reach him.

So if she made him pledge to marry her right now, Rose would succeed!

Of course, Viscount Walson would go berserk if he found out the truth belatedly.

But that problem could be solved later.

Rose’s eyes flashed open.

“Dad, is it about marriage?”
“You’re sharp. Do anything you want. You don’t have to return for the night, so just make sure to get him to vow for the marriage.”
“Do not worry!”

She realized it wasn’t too late.

Marrying Viscount Walson would not just stop at paying off the Duke’s money.

‘Laritte, if you can act your way with the Duke…… then I will also appear in splendor! The day will surely arrive when I will beat the girl’s throng!’

Rose checked her dress in a hurried manner.

She went outside to find the carriage already prepared.

The Viscount’s mansion wasn’t far from here. The carriage sped off as she sat inside it.

The maid first went to the door to inform the Viscount that Rose had arrived.

“Please open the door! Please open it.”

The door was gently creaked open.

Upon recognizing the maid from the Brumayers, the butler frowned.

“What’s the matter?”

The maid was surprised by his unusual tone.

She knew Viscount Walson had feelings for Rose.

Every time Rose visited the mansion, he would rush to greet her immediately and treat her nicely in every way, no matter what.

Rose was also beautiful in his eyes.

addition, the Brumayers were the family that Viscount Walson wanted to stay close to because of their historic presence.

ran down the maid’s

her first time to be here on a night where her Lady came

was the butler’s

Rose has arrived to have a talk

his

to any guest.” “What do you mean? Is it fine for a butler to say this without the consent of

the butler wasn’t allowed to

same with all of

it because of the maid’s

and ask my

long before the butler

delivered his master’s refusal through the crack in the door with a lock

it’s late today, so he

struck the maid.

heard that Miss Rose was

return to the carriage where Rose was seated.

difficult for him to meet you

couldn’t believe her ears. Her mouth agape in surprise and

answer was unexpected

Rose’s innermost thoughts when she came at

realized she had come to talk

Rose didn’t think the

Walson refuse my visit?’

it clear that I was here?” “O-Of course…. I have, Miss! The butler said

gulped nervously under Rose’s spiteful glare.

to smack her palm across the maid’s cheek. But she gave up on the

afford to hound on the maid now.

walked directly to

if he’s sick?

no matter what since she’s

here, right now!”

outside

answered the door again. He looked tired

Rose, that….” “Get out of the way! I’ll tell him myself when I see him

way past the butler, she looked around the

with several arches, there

of various designs hanging from their

made toys for children. The company was very popular among the middle class people, and it was speeding up the launch of

how this scenery was created.

this piece of wooden doll? Is that a new toy he’s developing? Hmm, it’s quite interesting that money can be made from things like this.’

a doll over the orange table.

her head. This wasn’t the time for

to see for myself how much he’s

Viscount’s maids rushed to their

above the stairs

rat, stood in

freckled cheeks were red in embarrassment.

I heard you weren’t feeling well, so I rushed

She grabbed the railing and climbed up the

say he was

far well from being sick.