Though impolite, Lynettes first impression of Fii was un-princess-like.
Shewaswearing a dress, but it was clearly an unfashionable one.
It was common sense for a Princess to wear a dress made in accordance to the latest trends.
From the King, and the Queen, as well as the nobles and royalty of the neighbouring countries, Fiiru-sama received dozens of dresses.
But the princess in front of her was wearing a dress, with wear and tear here and there. Perhaps it had been worn by sobody else in their childhood.
Even the way it was treated was bad. Normally, the clothing of royalty was carefully washed. Even the laziest maids would take care.
But the dress that this princess was wearing seed to have been washed together with maids clothings. That was how bad it looked.
Not only that, but the way she wore the clothing couldnt ever be called graceful.
If Fiiru-sama wore the sa dress as other nobles, she would wear it so gracefully that it would seem to be a completely different dress, but this girl was
Since Lynette seed to be staring at her, Fii tilted her head in wonder.
Lynettes hands seed to move by themselves to fix the wrinkles in Fiis dress sleeves.
Please wear your dress properly. You are a princess too, after all.
This other princess simply stared blankly, before bursting into laughter.
Thanks. Ill take care.
Good advice could sotis upset others, but in the end it was for their sake. This was sothing Lynette understood, even as a child.
Although Fiiru-sama needed no warnings to begin with, she was the type to heed it with a smile. On the other hand, the King and Queen would visibly frown if it ever happened to them. It would fall to Fiiru-sama to diate.
People like Fiiru-sama were rare. Because of that, Lynette had been sure that this other princess would surely have been offended too.
She didnt even know when she had gained this impression.
When contrary to expectations, Fii actually thanked her with a smile, her cheeks burnt with sha at her misunderstanding.
As long as you understand. Please excuse .
In the end, Lynette couldnt be honest and apologise, and instead took the tie and then left with brisk steps.
With complicated emotions, Lynette headed down the hallway towards Fiiru-sama.
Heya, Lynette. Youre working hard huh. What a good girl you are, called out an almost slimy voice.
It cause revulsion, and a little fear, to well up inside her.
Thank you very much for your praise, Count Jalousie, she bowed chanically, after forcefully suppressing her emotions.
My maids put on so tea. How about you have so with ?
I apologise, but I must head to Fiiru-sama.
Just a little break is fine, right? Dont you need a breather too?
My apologise. I must serve Fiiru-sama, and so
I see What a busy girl you are. If you find so ti, can you make so tea too? Lets have a bit of refined fun.
Yes, if I find the ti.
With that, Lynette bowed once more before leaving.
Count Jalousie was a relative of Her Highness the Queen, and ignoring his fief, he spent his days loitering about the palace.
And as for his reputation amongst the servants, you would be hard-pressed to call it good. He would order servants about like it was his place, and cause them troubles. But because he was a relative of the Queen, nobody could caution him.
But the reason for Lynettes disgust and fear was different.
It felt like his gaze for her was indecent. And not only that, he was over 30 years older than her
Lynette wanted to believe that it was just her imagination. But she found it impossible to believe.
Ill be looking forward to it.
Lynettes hairs stood on end.
He had touched her below the hips.
Yes
Her voice seed to have withered awat.
After that, she told herself that she needed to head to Fiiru-sama and urged herself forward.
She asked her mother for advice before.
But instead, these were the words she was t with.
Its just your imagination. It was so hard to beco Fiiru-samas attendant. You cant start any problems. Just endure a little.
(I have to endure)
Lynette felt the tears welling up as she walked, but she tried her best to stop them. It wouldnt do to appear in front of Fiiru-sama like that. She would surely worry for her, after all.
And she couldnt talk to Fiiru-sama about this either
(Its fine. Its true that Im busy as Fiiru-samas maid. As long as I refuse all his invitations, itll be fine. It has to be)
Lynette continued to convince herself.
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