Since I’ve Reincarnated as the Villainess’ Father, I’ll Shower My Wife and Daughter in Love

When I arrived at the venue, a group of parents and children had already gathered, and I decided to greet them lightly from a person with a close title.

There is an implicit understanding in the aristocratic world that it is disrespectful to speak from those with low titles, and that you should not even speak from those with high titles until you are greeted... but it is an unpleasant thing about aristocracy that you have to discipline such a troublesome thing.

Essentially, it's a major event such as the social world, where no one is usually held that far in this country... but nevertheless, in these public places old traditions are the only ones that will have to be valued.

Well, there is a strong sense that that is normal on the part of Mr. Callis, who has lived as a nobleman... but in the knowledge part of his previous life he will still have no choice but to feel uncomfortable.

I greet a few people from the same Duke's house as the house. Laurier also manages to say hello while she looks embarrassed... but yeah, the daughter of the house is adorable after all! Even with that sentiment, as I grinned and greeted the sinister Osama Face, it eventually became time, and His Majesty the King and the Second Princess Serena came, so everyone in the venue took a simultaneous gesture of gratitude.

"Everyone's stuff, it's a good day to be here! Today is an important day to celebrate five of my daughter - Serena. Enjoy yourselves!

The party began with a word from His Majesty.

And at the top batter, His Majesty brought Master Serena to say hello because, uh...

"Duke of Fall. Well done for coming today."

"It's been a while, Your Majesty. Congratulations, Serena."

It was my Duke of Fall's house. Well, naturally, my house is a pretty top duke's house... but I gently stroked Laurier's head nervous in it before I introduced Laurier to the two of them.

This is my beloved daughter, Laurier.

"Ro, ro-rii-hoo. Thank you for your patience."

When I said that and then gave Laurier a perfect thank you for the lady, I applauded her with a big applause inside and then turned my gaze back on Her Majesty - for some reason Her Majesty had a surprised look on his face.

"What is it?

"No... I'm a little surprised that your lord has such a sweet eye for his daughter. I don't know what to say, but your lord didn't seem to care much about his family."

Mr. Callis, who even seems unfriendly to the king - too sad, but true, so I can't help it. I said with a bitter smile.

"If I were you before, I would be. But I love my daughter with all my heart right now."

"Well... well, your daughter would be able to get along with my daughter. Nice to meet you, Laurie."

"Ha, yes..."

After saying so, His Majesty and Master Serena went to greet the other nobles... but Master Serena said with a smile when she saw Laurier approaching us once.

"Next time, let's have tea together, shall we? Mr. Laurier."

"Ha, yes... Master Serena"

Though bewildered by the unexpectedly friendly princess, Laurier seemed to have managed to say hello. Master Serena looked at me for a moment and smiled before returning to His Majesty.

"Laurier. Well done."

Laurier said nervously when I complimented Laurier whispering after they disappeared.

"Have I... been able to greet you properly?

"Oh. Sure. I'll make you a delicious treat for your reward when you get home."

"... yeah!

Laurie smiling happily... Yeah, I knew you'd look good on my daughter at home!

Seeing Laurier smiling like an angel, I got the urge to be cute right now... but I managed to stop remembering that I hadn't greeted the other houses yet.

Nothing particularly big happened after that, and the party went on soothingly... but is it my fault that sometimes I feel like Serena was looking at this one?

Well, that question will be resolved at a later date... but at this time I was worried about what I would make Laurier after this party, so I'm pretty sure that question was left alone and I was only thinking about Laurier.