When The Count’s Illegitimate Daughter Gets Married

Chapter 57

It was the evening of the day after the memorial service.

Laritte was resting in front of the fireplace drinking warm milk, while the maids around her continued to comfort her about the rain during the memorial service.

“Seeing the dark clouds disappear so quickly, it was just a shower. The Iassa Empire has always been flawed because of so much misreading, hasn’t it?”
“That’s right, that’s right. That’s why you get the laundry wet all the time.”

Laritte was silent.

“Yes.”
“It’s not my fault! It’s because of the weather.”
“Yes, yes.”

After a while, the commander of the Order entered the room.

Mason laughed, stroking his white beard when the maids gave him a fierce look.

“Oh, my.”

He had nothing else to say because of what he planned with his knights.

“There’s something I wish to show the Madam. May I have your moment?”

The maids immediately whisper-shouted to Laritte.

“No, Madam! You can’t trust the knights these days!”
“She’s right. Holding his coat over you was all a trick!”

Despite all that warnings, she removed the blanket from her lap and stood up from the chair.

“Take the lead, Sir Mason.”

The maids were shocked.

“It’s okay. I will be back.”

Mason and Laritte walked down the hallway, passing under the four major portraits.

Mason broke the silence.

“Did you know Lady Selena?”
“She was Ian’s mother.”

He nodded in response.

The middle-aged Mason was in charge of training the Knights, even before Selena became the Lady of this house. He was also one of the known vigorous knights in the Order.

Mason had conducted intensive training, in the hopes of making the Order of Reinhardt the strongest. Even when the knights were injured. However, it didn’t do any good.

Until the former Duke married Lady Selena and brought her to the mansion.

Mason still remembered her smile to this day.

“Are you all tired? Thanks to you, I can always be reassured.”

Though Selena was a noble, she had a gentle personality. Her kindness made the knights believe and become stronger. It made Mason realize that his method was wrong.

‘I should’ve kept the enlightenment forever.’

flew after her death, he slowly forgot about that.

returned to his old ways of flourishing the knights.

kind person. Just like the Duchess is today.” “You’re making me

a straight look, to which

man wanted to show

place he guided Laritte was familiar. It was the platform from where she could

quite different from the day. The scarecrow’s button eyes

does Madam think

was nothing special about

flashed a gentle smile, unique to his

fill in

shall have a proper

under the misunderstanding. It was true that

long torches, looking up at Laritte. When viewed from her place,

sword against the knights and bellowed in a voice not so suitable to this age.

raise your

The knights followed.

“Raise your sword!”

out their weapon and pointed it to

exclaimed as her oceanic eyes watched everything in

“Oh…..”

their heads halfway as they swung down their sword. Then, they threw the sword in the air, grabbed its hilt, and stabbed

heart like she did in the first

an amazing

as the knights waited

your forgiveness now that I’ve been

gathered the knights before

showed what position he held in the

man will not give up the opportunity to serve such a fine

could make their own choices, but they all

reason was, of course, because he

the knights also saw Laritte desperate to block the rain falling on

the day of my memorial service, the Duchess will protect

knights of an Order. They wished to be trusted

like the knights before

the Duchy to train the knights for the rest of my life. If I fail, I shall be punished, so

in the field below were also nervous. Honestly,

against the Madam for a few days because she was an illegitimate girl, and suddenly they

his hand.

“I’m very lucky.”

were the Knights of Reinhardt. One hundred

Laritte’s point of view, gold came out even when she didn’t dig the

to

a joke, but it

try to harm her when the Knights of

wrinkled features got

“You may do as you

an indifferent but