When The Count’s Illegitimate Daughter Gets Married

Chapter 73

Laritte felt something deep inside.

At the very least, only her blue eyes could be seen sparkling with joy, but she was really happy.

“There are conditions. Two of us have unique hobbies. That’s why we only serve women from families with great power to prevent other nobles from speaking ill of them,” said Vivienne, who was wearing a set of remarkable ruby earrings.

“I and Floretta have common hobbies of cooking and gardening, and the Lady here is pretty well-built for wearing a skirt. She likes to swing swords.”

Laritte was shy.

Actually, I don’t even know how to ride a horse.

“I did say I like horse riding, but I’m only preparing. I haven’t learned it yet.”

“We still have some time left until the next meeting. I’m sure you can learn it. We’d have a wonderful time together.”

Stella was kind.

The girls—who became a little close to Laritte as they chatted—showed her around the party.

“Okay, okay. Let us go over there. There are many things to enjoy at the exchange. We’ll tell you one by one.”

The girls didn’t attract many bad looks when they were walking around the hall. Ratner, most chuckled at their excitement.

The Empress also noticed it.

When their eyes met, they had to go greet her.

Stella bowed down first, “Greetings, Your Majesty.”

“…….Lady Hove of the Marquis household, You seem to be close to the Duchess.”

The Empress frowned.

She knew that Laritte and herself had a bad relationship.

In good words, she wanted the girls to fall back.

Stella’s turned from her to Laritte and back to her.

She heard the gossip of the two arguing lightly yesterday.

Whose side should I choose?

Originally, he would have been on the Empress’s side. But she hated things that annoyed her. Not to mention, her father’s nagging.

“Yes. We are close…..,” her voice trailed on at the end.

But there’s nothing I can do. Our hobby club stays forever!

Covering her face with a face, she clung to Laritte.

“We’re very close!”

Other girls followed.

“It’s an honor to have talked with such a beautiful woman like the Duchess.”

“All thanks to the Empress, Her Majesty, who held this event.”

The Empress tried her best to smile.

“Oh, I see.”

nerves, one of them felt

It was Laritte.

said we’re

Four of them.

mouth parted in surprise, so she closed it

shouldn’t make it obvious. I have to

the Empress and the girls continued to talk.

Are

familiar with great

that so? But I think the Duchess perfectly

completely different from the daughters of other

a Duchess was similar to the Empress who ruled

the Duchess used to manage

and Floretta exchanged

was not in an

started to

say to make my club member

nothing, she would admit that she

‘Stella, any answers?’

I’m still thinking about

brain! Use your brain!’

the midst of this, Laritte was still quiet. While trying to hold back her surprise, she

is

trouble now even if I laugh

was waiting for an answer—asked

What do you do as a

landed on Laritte as well.

she won without an effort. She felt relieved, bothering her with

Emperor dies, I’ll make your life hell as well!’

in thought, unaware

time, I’ll tell you that I’m close

senses when Stella

“Yes?”

it, the question

answer for her now.

almost feel

to the Empress with

Her Majesty say?

decided to give a simple

to be here. It may bother Ian, but I

the best answer she could give as

it was believed that the Duchess attending the exchange event always brought great economic value to the

even sounded like Laritte persuaded Ian to

clenched her hands.

We won!

helped out with a

Duchess, there will be no more reason for the foreigners to be angry with the absence of the Duke in the future. It

also been troubled for years because of that. The companies from the five countries have not been very

Empress turned pale.

persuade Ian, who had not attended the exchange for the past three

had nothing to

best to hold herself from

Of all things, she could no longer trouble Laritte because of these

Once the Emperor……

will

to be busier than her, so let

“Take care, Ma’am.”