Max ran as if he was being chased by his thoughts and arrived at Jubelians house in no ti. He would usually check if his master was inside first, but he was too focused on simply making it to her room today. When he arrived at the balcony, Max realized that no one was in there.
Where did she go?As he frantically peered into the room and searched for Jubelians presence, he sensed soone getting closer.Who is that?The persons heavy gait felt different from her light, feather-like footsteps. Just as the bedroom door was about to open, Max hid himself.
What kind of dress will our lady choose this ti?
Im not sure, but I think she will look nice in a flowy dress with frills.
Since shes so beautiful, what wouldnt suit her?
Youre right. Im jealous that I cant shop at Arcade Street without any worries as well.
Max could guess Jubelians location from the maids conversation.Arcade Street huh.
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I closed my eyes from intense fatigue, then reopened them. Just a few months ago, I had at least exercised by following Mikhail around, but now my stamina had deteriorated from staying at ho all the ti.I shouldnt forget to take regular walks from now on, at the very least.With this in mind, I entered a renowned boutique in the capital.
Oh my, what a surprise! Although I heard the person who spoke, I didnt think it was directed towards
until she blocked my path. Have you co out to shop as well, Lady Floyen?
Hmm No matter how much I look at her, I cant figure out her identity,I thought as I studied her face closely.Nevertheless, I decided to respond to her as if I knew her, or else she might naturally get offended at
for not recognizing her. Yes, are you looking for dresses as well?
Oh, Lady Floyen! Theres no other reason to visit a seamstress than that. Well, Im actually here to take my finished dress ho.
Ah, I see. Then if you dont mind. I excused myself, preparing to walk past her to continue my shopping.
Its such a sha, she suddenly said with a sigh. I imperceptibly turned toward her and saw that she was looking straight at , which ant that she had aid her words at .
Huh? What is?
In response to my question, she spoke as if she had waited for
to ask. I just think these dresses wont suit you well because of your slender figure, Lady Floyen. If trends werent so important, you wouldnt have to wear uncomfortable dresses that dont even look good on you. Its simply a sha.
Her words sounded sarcastic, but there was so truth to them.They are definitely uncomfortable.The trend these days was the robe
la franaise, as seen in the show Rose of Versailles. With its showy stomacher and sizable skirt, this dress attracted attention to the bust. Although it was pretty, it was extrely uncomfortable. I had originally planned to order a dress to follow the trend, but I was reminded to take my comfort into consideration if I was going through the hassle of requesting a dress in the first place.Thanks to her, Ive realized sothing important.
Regardless of her intentions, I was grateful that she offered
useful advice. Thank you for the advice. I will take it into consideration and order a dress that suits , I said with a smile.
She showed a reluctant expression in response and nodded. Ah, okay.
Then, Ill excuse myself. As I strode past her, I thought about what kind of dress I was going to request to the designer before coming up with an idea.Ah, that should be good.
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I was exhausted by the ti I finished ordering the dress, but it was a worthwhile endeavor.I think the new dress will suit
better.Now that I had completed what I had set out to do for the day, I beca overwheld with fatigue. As I contemplated whether I should go back ho, I heard soones voice.
You scoundrel! Are you trying to avoid responsibility after putting a nobleman in danger? Apologize at this mont!
I frowned, wondering who would harass a commoner at a public place like this.He sounds like an idiot trying to recover his self-esteem by humiliating soone else.I cast a furtive glance at the dispute, then knit my eyebrows.Why is he here?
The nobleman who was mistreating the commoner was a famous man even I knew of. His na was Baron Gordon, and he had once been the subject of gossip among the nobility as a commoner who managed to enter the upper class.Infamous, to be precise.As a forr usurer, he had acquired the favor of high-ranking nobles by buying them expensive gifts. He mustve thought he could buy anything, even status, with money. But it was impossible for the nobility, the very class that depended on the principle of blood rights, to easily accept him as their kind. Eventually, he vanished from high society after being cast away.I was wondering why I hadnt heard any news about him for a while. It looks like he was busy running around and doing things like this.My thoughts were directed towards the commoner rather than Baron Gordon, however.
I dont know why I have to apologize when youre the one at fault for falling.
There was only one person I knew who would informally talk to a nobleman like that.I knew it. I knew that he wasnt going to keep his promise.I sighed and glared at my fathers disciple.
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