I was Reincarnated and Now I’m a Maid

"... example lady, suddenly you're a thoughtful girl to ask a third party for an escort offer"

It was Bianca who gave it back to Her Royal Highness with a fluffy smile and only a smile.

Bianca now reigns as a great flower in the social circle as Duchess, but I often remember Queen Wang taking care of her, including her husband, the Chancellor, and her friend, Wang Brother.

"What kind of people are they?

"Oh, you don't know what I have to say because I'm talking about Queen Wang?

"Heh heh, I don't know what's so far away."

"Queen Wang, I thought you knew everything."

"Oh, thank you, but I'm just a grandmother."

"Aren't you still young?"

The giggling women amicably pick sweets with tea in their mouths.

That's all I can see, what an elegant, precisely aristocratic tea party. Surrounded by beautiful ceramics and conditioning in a luxurious building, this tea party overlooks a well-maintained garden.

"I didn't know that both my father and daughter were disrespectful when I asked the Kingsguard for an escort. Because educators generally (...) sometimes involve heterosexual families as escorts in their first social parties, but are not accustomed to the place -"

"There could also be a special provision to ask for representation to familiarize the social community... does that mean you misinterpreted it as good?

"Yes, the educator said it's a common story, and he touched lightly on it to make it known as knowledge because it's different from his social debut when it comes to his father and daughter. But he didn't expect to touch it from before he even got to the point with courtesy. Until then, if you say it's our fault..."

There is naturally no experience, no connections, for those who have become a generation nobleman and their families to visit the social world, as in this case.

In that case, it was common for nobles who gained their guardian position to take care of them, and that's what educators taught them would be like waiting for the day when it would once again be a social debut.

So far, no guardianship nobility has been established for the Winner family, only a special provision that birthday parties are allowed to participate in the epic celebrations.

I guess they don't understand it even if it's explained, Bianca says.

"No one will be bold enough to say this on behalf of the Prime Minister and his wife. If that's the situation, if we stick to it, we'll see it with white eyes from the nobles who are rumoring about the heroic father and daughter as beauty stories."

Where is it necessary to spread such shame that heroic fathers and daughters deprive themselves of the opportunity to learn if disputed because the Duke's men are not properly educated? It is visible that, on the contrary, they are strangled.

I'm finishing up telling you that's not a good thing in the inner circle, so the beauty story of a hero father and daughter spread too far around to spread it gets in the way.

There is no way to know whose hand that is by.

The heroic father and daughter would have only slightly increased the hurdle to the sight from the aristocratic society by virtue of the beauty talks, but gain a favorable gaze from those who want to establish friendly relations for that matter.

The Duke family makes it easier to look for cooperation around them even if they make some mistakes.

It's not too detrimental for both of us, so if we're going to take it up and say something like this, it's obvious that the side who said it will be the villain.

Queen Wang, who watches it from a distance, only smiles.

"I blame the educator for this, and from what I was told, my father would like to officially apologize to Uncle Baum. My husband will check with Uncle Baum once and for all."

"Oh, well."

My father apologizes for my daughter's failure. Think about it normally, it's natural.

But the non-epistled father remains a civilian in his capacity, and so does his daughter, naturally.

It was conceivable that when they offered to "officially apologize" to the Count like that, they would talk about how much the hell that apology was worth, and possibly the wearing view that it was a plan to get face-to-face with Uncle Baum.

Isn't that the bottom line of asking you to join a faction called Uncle Baum on the grounds of the faultlessness of a little girl who doesn't know things?

Or do you want to get the fondness of Count Baum, famous for his family thoughts, from the common tearful tale of a father sheltering his daughter, who was bewildered by abrupt environmental changes and committed a morbidity?... If you don't think this one is as effective as you'd expect it to be, the former would be more certain. Because I'm not impressed enough just to say that my little girl, who doesn't have a great deal of knowledge of boulders, named her own son.

The greater the aristocracy, the tougher it is when it comes to cutting, but at the same time it tends to demand forgiveness. It wasn't strange to have something that felt like it had been used.

But regardless of the internal affair, rumors must spread from there again if there is the fact that 'Uncle Baum, also a hero and a general, met'.

On the contrary, the rumors must call for rumors even if 'a hero asked to see him but the Great General refused to do so'.

If you choose one, Bianca thinks it's less troublesome to see her, and perhaps Queen Wang thinks so.

But neither will speak of it.

Because the "diplomacy" that they do and the “politics" that men do are close and far away, similar and non-existent.

"We're still getting reports of courtesy. Fathers may even have a tough toast if they keep their table manners to the point where they can see a little more."

"Well, so much?

"Even though my daughter knows that Cartesy is a form of bowing, she's able to flourish much the same as an artist imitating you. You might need a little more time."

"Oh... well, then I guess both my fathers and daughters are screwed every day."

"Well, no one thinks that those who were born without ties to the aristocratic community can become aristocrats overnight. However, if you can learn it to a lesser extent than you can see, I just said it's superimposed."

"Hey."

What a harsh statement Bianca makes, but neither does Queen Wang deny it.

For them, courtesy as nobles has been beside them since their birth. From those who lived a life that was stained and natural, I do not believe that those who suddenly became aristocrats could easily acquire the skills acquired by others over a decade where they learned in haste. No matter how talented you are.

"Besides... I don't know about the father"

"What?

"My daughter said she spilled 'I want to get back to the adventurer soon' when she was alone."

"Well."

of the reports that Bianca had received. Besides, Queen Wang also rounded her eyes on the boulder.

It would be an unusual place for a nobleman to return to an adventurer. It is true that my daughter is not an exact nobleman, and if her father dies, she will return to the civilian population, so it will eventually be.

Everyone just wonders if wanting to do it yourself is a little impossible.

I think it's true that I'm overflowing because I'm alone, but there's nothing more ingredient than poking it at the boulder and asking.

"I guess you don't know that you're going to be a part of the nobility."

"Yeah, hey... maybe a little bit of a troubled father and daughter. Hey. Though I wish I hadn't had all the hard feelings."

"Your Majesty is very heartbroken to hear the example of 'Beauty Talk', so I'm sure you'll look me in the eye."

"Well."

That's why I can't forbid sympathy as Queen Wang when I wonder how much pressure the King will put on the adventurous generation of aristocrats... but Bianca seems different.

I laughed funny and picked another baked treat.

"It's a good opportunity for you to remember that there are no good things to do when you look at nobility sweetly."

"Not at all. You might not be able to tame something you can tame just because you're so tough, right?

"I don't think that's okay, though."

The Empress Wang merely smiled as troubled as she told Bianca that she was not welcome to raise her hands.