"Alice! Chrosa!! Holy shit!!
Dropped off by the children's energetic voices and many waving hands, Alicia and the others left the church behind. In the middle of the children, priests managing the Church were peppering and bowing.
Alicia waved at it and approached the carriage that was stopping her. Robert winked as he opened the door and bowed his head respectfully.
Welcome back, sir, my lady.
Alicia was surprised not least that she had prepared a carriage and waited. It would have been hard to follow because he walked around that way, but Robert kept escorting the Alicias from afar without losing sight of them.
Edmond laughed slightly as he put his hands around his head as he finally tried to get into the carriage.
"Bye, Chro, Alice. Come and see me when you go around town again."
"Are you sure this is a good place? I'll take the carriage to the market."
"How can you ride such a luxurious carriage? My ass gets itchy."
The time is already right around the time of evening, and the streets can see aristocratic carriages on their way home from work or townspeople rushing to buy out for dinner.
Alicia herself, this is the time limit. If it's not time to go back to the castle, Chief Fourier's thunder will fall waiting for her to return.
Alicia thanked her friend deeply for the numerous encounters she gave me all day today.
"It's good to meet Edmond. Without you, I would never have known so many people in town. Thank you so much."
That's right, Alicia blossomed all over her adorable face.
"I want to thank you. Anything you need? I'll have it delivered to my squire later."
"That. You're a bad habit, nobleman."
Edmond glanced at the princess half-eyed, pointing his finger at Alicia's face.
"I'm friends with Crowe. So, I became friends with you in one day. That's why I showed him around town. I don't want it to be a reward."
"Ah..."
To the exact point where there was no more, Alicia lost her words. And he disgraced himself unconsciously for separating Edmond from himself in a position of royalty and subordination.
Edmond's doesn't seem to have seriously offended me. Immediately returning to her blatant smile, she indicated with her chin that she would crush Alicia's brooch on her chest.
"Ma, if that's what you think, come back and play with that brooch. My mother and father would love it. If you buy something new, you can do it."
"Yeah. Okay. I promise."
After a strange nod, Alicia was dropped off by the boy and boarded the carriage. I waved my hand back out the window to Edmond, then Alicia leaned against the fuzzy back.
Clovis, sitting across the street, narrows his purple eyes to Alicia, who is sloppy.
"Did you enjoy Ed's words?
"Right."
Nodding honestly and answering, the black aide reflected his gaze outside the window.
"What Ed says is right and wrong at the same time. You, princess of this country. Being on par with him as a friend doesn't make you and Ed on par."
"If so, I have a boring title."
Clovis is right. The blood of the Chester family, Alicia, the only son of the present king, cannot be equated with anyone in this country. Assuming he is, it would be about what will be Alicia's husband in the future.
I can't live as just a girl. Before her personality, Alicia, the title she carried comes first from birth. Have you ever felt that so strongly?
Clovis was evaluating his husband, who dropped his shoulder, with the opposite thought.
A princess named Alicia is a rare princess who, while in a high position, treats any opponent equally and tries to get an opinion. But that doesn't mean she doesn't have the princess's consciousness.
Rather, this offer to Edmond also came out of a sense of responsibility to reward him with something as something to stand on. It only becomes a virtue, and it is never a shameful mindset.
"Boring title, are you sure?"
Riding himself out, Clovis spoke to his young master.
"If Alicia's in a position, there's something we can do for them."
"Is that, what?
Even as she fainted, the princess honestly pointed her empty eyes at the aide. After smiling back at it, Clovis opened his shapely lips.
"That's exactly what you're working on. Saving the future of this country."