Chapter 79
Masha spent the entire morning making fun of me and Rexid, even while she was preparing a meal in Rexid’s room, as he couldn’t go to the dining room because of his wounds.
“…Do you understand, young master?”
Masha told Rexid while pouring him a cup of water as if she was teaching him a lesson.
“To an old lady like me, you two are lovely together, but unlike our days in the past, there are other people in this castle, right? Don’t you think the servants would gossip about it?”
Masha said she came to his room after hearing a report from two of the maids that ‘the Heiress went to the Grand Duke’s room yesterday and never came back.’
This was a little troublesome. To the workers here, I was known as the lucky, adopted heiress some distant niece of Masha’s, and someone that Rexid knew from a young age. However, I heard from the maid Layla that some of the workers here misunderstood our relationship as we looked quite close.
