Chapter 34 (1/2)
Chapter 34
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The incident in the Marquisate of Rosan became rumored not only in social circles, but in some media.
The main character of the story was Miraila and not anyone else.
The emperor’s lover abused her daughter and refused to have her married to maintain her wealth.
The story is a mixture of three scandals: beauty, wealth, and violence. It couldn’t be boring because there was even a little romance and politics sprinkled on it.
The rumors flared up as the papers published a story from a man who worked as an employee in Marquisate of Rosan.
This made Cedric a hero who saved people on two different occasions. One of them was saving his poor lover.
And that girl would now be the Marchioness of Rosan and also marry him.
People also paid attention to how the emperor would respond.
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Neither side was convinced that this would diminish Miraila’s favor.
The emperor’s attitude of Miraila was similar to caring for a mean cat where it would sometimes get angry or act terribly.
However, no matter what she did, he did not get angry for long. He would smile bitterly, hug her and say, ‘it can’t be helped because she’s a foolish woman.’
But Artizea had a different problem.
Many people speculated that Artizea made a disturbance by causing a scandal with Miraila.
The emperor didn’t. He simply responded to Cedric’s petition letter in a civil manner.
The petition letter was about Cedric’s request for permission to become the guardian for Lady Rosan as her fiancé.
The letter didn’t even mention Miraila a bit. There was no story about the fight between Miraila and Artizea.
Originally, it was the parents who represented the legal authority of the young successor before marriage.
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So, originally, it was impossible for him to be his fiancée’s guardian while her mother was alive.
However, the emperor stamped a seal on the document that allowed the guardianship without saying anything.
And in a personal position, he spoke with an air of pity on Artizea.
“Tia is a kind and timid child. She’s very filial. If Miraila gave her a little sweetness, she would have paid her back ten or twenty times. It’s totally different from the kids I’ve been hoping for these days. How could you not be shocked to treat that little girl like that? Miraila did too much.”
And this is what he said about Miraila.
“Miraila has a hot temper, so if she gets angry, she can’t see what’s in front of her. But, it’s all my fault. If I really treated Tia like a daughter, she wouldn’t have gone so far. Even though she said that there was no need for that, I guess the misunderstanding between the mother and the daughter has led to this.”
This wasn’t a reaction he had in public, but an intimate thought that he confessed while with his daughter, Countess Eunice.
[Lady Rosan,
When Father said that the Lady was weak, I almost said no.
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However, I did that because it would be a favor for the Lady who didn’t say anything. I believe this has been a reward for your last advice.
Father said that the Lady is still young, but one day she will be able to understand the sincerity of Madame Rosan’s feelings.
He pitied both of them, and was rather angry with Lawrence. He failed to mediate between Lady and the Madame and allowed the situation to escalate.
There is something I would like to add to that as well, but I will save it for the day when I meet the Lady someday.
Anyway, Madame Rosan did something stupid. Had this not happened, Cedric would not have advocated to manage the estate and property of the Marquisate of Rosan.
After being scolded for Count Eisen’s troubles, Lawrence has been out of sight for a while. Did he go back to the capital?
After scolding Lawrence, Father has shown me and my children a deeper and more genuine affection than ever before.
If I hadn’t come to the separate palace because I didn’t like Madame Rosan, I wouldn’t have had the opportunity to do so.
A few days ago, my husband even gave me the permission to fish, which I have been really wanting to do. I was very surprised and happy because I had not been allowed to do so for three years.
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Next week, we will follow His Majesty’s direction and return to the capital. At that time, I believe that there will be time for quiet, long hours for us to build a proper friendship.
We’ll soon be cousins.
May peace be endless until the day we meet again.
Charlotte Eunice.]
Artizea showed the letter to Cedric.
“I thought Charlotte hated me. I understand that she’s trying to get along with you, but I didn’t think she’d put the word cousin there,” Cedric said with a subtle face.
“It’s my mother and Lawrence that Countess Eunice hated, not Your Grace Cedric,” Artizea said with a smile.
“Anyway, I don’t have to worry about Your Grace’s problem anyway with this. I want to finish the issue of the Marquisate of Rosan before he changes his mind.”
“Don’t overdo it until late at night. They said you looked at the papers until the candles were all gone last night. Rize told me.”
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“She now has a habit of informing Your Grace when the smallest things happen.”
“Isn’t that because I’m worried about you? You need to gain some weight above all else. You’ve only eaten two pieces.”
“Ah yes.”
Artizea, embarrassed, took out a bite-sized crispy roll of wheat bread from a snack plate and put it in her mouth.
As the crispy skin broke, the hot filling seeped out. Artizea closed her mouth with her hand in case the fillings spill.
“It’s not just that, Ansgar and Marcus are very worried because you always leave your meals. I’ve been ordered to give you the snacks today. It’s not tasteless isn’t it?”
“No, it’s delicious.”
“Do you know how much you eat?”
Artizea shook her head. It wasn’t that she wasn’t eating because she was full.
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“Looking at you these days, it seems like you keep forgetting to eat even if you have snacks next to you.”
“Yes… because I’m not used to it.”