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

"Are you a fiancée candidate?

As Miriam, the samurai, leans her neck, I explain to Laurier.

"Publicly, Laurier is Mr. Sellew's fiancée, but the relationship remains only a fiancée candidate."

"Uh... I mean, is the lady basically a treatment of Her Highness Sellew's fiancée?

"Yeah, I will."

Aside from Miriam, who is surprised by the words, Laurier said.

"Does that mean you also get Queen's education, etc?

"Yeah. It could be tough, but... can you do it?

Laurier nodded when she asked.

"Of course. As the daughter of the Duke of Fall, I will act with no shame."

"Yeah, I hope so. But if Laurier has someone she likes, you can tell me as soon as you can. I'll be there for you."

"Yes, but I don't know anyone nicer than your father."

What a delightful dialogue, but I can't help but feel lonely for my daughter as she grows up. In other words, it would surely be a gift of wit to turn your mouth to the masters so far this year. I looked at Miriam and said, even as I admired my really high spec daughter.

"Laurier's" candidacy "for Mr. Sellew's fiancée is classified information. Basically, therefore, there is no point in saying anything else. I speak only to those who can be trusted, even those in the mansion. You know what that means?

"Ha, yes!

"I'm going to ask you to work busily as Laurier's dedicated maid. It could be tough, but I need you to support Laurier next door."

"Yes, sir! The lady will protect it even if it cost her life!

My heart's fine, but...

"I will not allow myself to be neglected. I order you to be safe and support Laurie."

The devotion is splendid, but you also have to think about the feelings of the side to be exhausted. Sometimes it can be annoying to do everything blindly. I have trouble being a gentle Laurier burden to that. Miriam said to my dialogue like that after she let Paa and her face shine.

"I understand! This Miriam. We will support your lady as best we can!

"Um, I asked for it."

"Yes!"

Then I looked at Laurier and said:

"You don't have to. Laurier can do what Laurier can. If it's hard, you can count on me or Miriam. So don't worry, Laurie will do what she can."

"Yes. Thank you, Father."

Looks like I let Laurier carry something heavy and it only makes me a little nervous, but I decided to believe my daughter. I'm sure Laurier will be fine. If it's not okay, you can support it as much as you can. That's why I wanted to believe Laurier and do what I could.