TWSB – Chapter 33: Let’s think of it as a field trip (2)
“Excuse me, there is something I am curious about.” I opened my mouth. I was anxious since it was just the Cardinal and I here, but I had something to Continue Reading →
“Excuse me, there is something I am curious about.” I opened my mouth. I was anxious since it was just the Cardinal and I here, but I had something to Continue Reading →
– Squeal! Demy responded before me. His long and round tail rose up and he walked off of the picnic map. The way he slowly opened and closed his mouth Continue Reading →
“An interview? What……” “Is it perhaps the < Biweekly Riester >?” Vice Captain Élisabeth asked for me since I was too shocked to finish my sentence. The serious look on Continue Reading →
The location that the Empress provided for the interview was larger than my room in Juliette Palace. I followed the attendant from Empress Palace that led me to sit at Continue Reading →
“……” “……” The attendant, David Capuson, had a disloyal thought for a moment. He wanted to leave his master and get out of here right away. He was the person Continue Reading →
“Yes, they caused a large incident. Frédérique is extremely angry.” Cardinal Boutier responded to me instead of the involved parties. I then noticed that she seemed a bit upset as Continue Reading →
“Wow……” “It’s so pretty, isn’t it?” The only thing coming out of my mouth was gasps of admiration. Christelle smiled brightly and turned toward me. I blankly nodded my head Continue Reading →
Marquis François Duhem stood a large trunk next to him and started speaking with the piece of cloth in one hand. The Imperial doctor slowly packed up as the Marquis’s Continue Reading →
The carriage shook gently as it moved. Ganael’s voice was shaking as well. “I’ve committed a grave sin, your highness. Please forgive me.” “It’s okay, Ganael. People sometimes forget things Continue Reading →
– Crrrrr……. The heavy door closed again once everybody who was going to use the portal stepped inside. Imperial Prince Cédric and I were in the front of the group, Continue Reading →