Suddenly Nobles

We'll Be Home Today, too

The dark blue carriage had just been neatly parked in front of the Duke of Lumiere's white mansion in Serenious City. A man got out of the train. His wrinkled face always showed a haughty and cold impression. Baron O'Neill. Although his status was under the Duke of Lumiere, but he always managed to influence the duke to always follow his advice.

He's an important person in the Lumiere family. Although his status was only a close relative of Zachary's maternal uncle.

"His Grace is inside?"

The soldier standing guard in front of the entrance nodded, "His Grace just returned from the construction site of the railway station a few hours ago."

Baron O'Neil nodded. His swift steps led him deeper and deeper into the room of Zachary who was in the middle of the white mansion. Speaking of the train station, a few months ago the Duke of Serenious had come to Carringtown to ask Zachary for help so that his program in making public transportation could run smoothly. In addition to financial matters, the Duke of Serenious also asked Zachary for his opinion regarding the design and labor he chose. The Duke of Lumiere is now stranded on Serenious.

"Your Grace."

Zachary, who was initially busy watching the miniature station and the train, turned towards the door.

"Oh, Baron O'Neil. Just arrived?" ask Zachary for a little chat.

The old man took off his glasses. Giddy. He looked at the stem of his nose. "The journey here is very long. My back hurts so much from sitting on the train for almost a full day without stopping."

"Want tea?"

Baron O'Neil shrugged, "If it doesn't trouble you."

As the baron sat on a carved chair, Zachary handed him a cup of warm tea that had been prepared. Warm steam appeared to be billowing on it, spreading a distinctive fragrant aroma that spread inside the sealed room.

"You want sugar?"

"Enough one. My illness has not been in a good state in a few days" he replied, receiving a block of rock sugar brewed late, "one of the causes being the presence of your daughter. She really is a naughty girl who needs to be re-educated like a noble. It's completely immoral!"

"Oh yeah?" Zachary laughed, "i thought so from the beginning. Margaret had never been so good at taking care of children that her daughter had such a strange nature. Don't worry, baron. Tomorrow I'll take care of my return to Carringtown and properly educate Margaret's daughter."

Baron O'Neil sipped his tea slowly, giving a look of wonder behind his two eyes. "Home early? Is your work here done?"

"It's almost done and I believe the Duke of Serenious can handle it himself. There's only a small thing left." Zachary took another cup of coffee. Drink it up to half before she continues, "I want to see for myself. How terrible is that little girl to the point of disrupting your health. If his actions cannot be tolerated, I am forced to complain to His Majesty so that he gives another waiver. Like pulling this ridiculous order for example. Rather than Margaret's daughter, it would be great if she chose another noble daughter who was reliable."

As a final response, Zachary shook his head condescendingly. "This time I don't understand His Majesty's thoughts."

"It's nice to hear your response and hopefully His Majesty will be kind." Baron O'Neil again recounted his uneasiness. "Your Grace, I hope you're not surprised by this news. Just for information, from the first day she arrived, Lady Luvena managed to make Lord Declan know everything."

Oh, so Margaret gave her the name Luvena?

"Declan knows everything? What do you mean."

"Regarding the former duchess, Your Grace." Baron O'Neil wet his lips. "That's ... Declan had learned that the former duchess had not lived in Averish mansion, but lived in just any place. Your Grace, if this continues then there's no way to pressure Lord Declan into following your orders."

"Fucking princess," Zachary sighed furiously, "does he think that by saying everything then he will win against me?"

Zachary laughed as he clapped. Laughing at Eve, whom he thought was just a little boy, was lacking a job. All right then. As a sign of dislike, Zachary would reply to her with pleasure.

"Then there's no need tomorrow. We're going home today."

"What do I do next, Mia?"

His first lesson is over. Eve stretched her tired body. The heat of the sun was not even ignored, because in the village Eve was used to all this. Precisely Mia who had seemed worried, fearing the comfort of Eve was disturbed because there was no umbrella provided.

Mia lowered her head, "Answer to you, My Lady. After this the grammar teacher will teach you. He'll probably wait in the library."

"Aish, what a boring lesson," Eve grumbled as she folded her arms in annoyance. "How many languages should I speak?"

"Minimum five languages. The more, then your credibility as a princess will be higher. They'll appreciate you very much."

"They're who?"

"Eh?" Mia shut her mouth. Plasteredness. Lady Luvena has not been told of her purpose in coming here. Let the duke explain it. "Forget what I just said. Em ... Do you need anything? Are you thirsty?"

Eve knew that Mia was trying to shift the subject. But instead of returning their initial discussion, Eve chose to follow the flow. He nodded, "A little thirsty. Please bring cold drinks, just drop them off at the library."

Mia understands. "Any more, My Lady?"

"Ah, and also an umbrella. The weather's pretty bright, I can't go anywhere without an umbrella."

"Okay, I'll get it then."

Just a few steps away, the fat lady came back to Eve.

"But if I go, who will be with you?"

"I can do it myself, Mia. Besides, I've already memorized the path to the library. Don't worry, in every corner there are even a lot of soldiers standing guard. I won't get lost" Eve assured.

"But ...."

"Hurry, Mia. Do you want to wait for me to get a sore throat and get me some water?" cerca Eve is impatient.

"Well, wait for me at the library. No. gabe. Don't go anywhere, just wait here and don't move. I'll be back in ten minutes!" mia replied before her stock was lost between the large pillars next to each other.

"Language lessons are boring. If you don't want me to sleep in class, then let me go." Eve giggled amusedly. Imagine how Mia would react when she found out she was blurred in an important lesson hour.

Eve chose to go from there. From the left corner of the castle, he chose the south passageway. One of the hallways that he had never explored because Frederick had said that never dare to set foot here.

The more forbidden Eve is, the more challenged.

And now, here he is. The hallway he had chosen earlier led Eve into a dark, spacious room. At first Eve could not see anything as there was no illumination there at all. But as soon as she saw the reflection of light from some neatly arranged swords on a shelf right beside her, Eve knew that there was something ahead there.

Before long, the sound of a squeak that continued to screech loudly shocked Eve. Her heart was racing before she decided on a crazy thing that no one else would ever do.

He'll check what's going on up ahead.