Anna is supposed to talk to Miri because she is the closest to her age among the duke’s servants, but she doesn’t seem to have the right personality and only talks about business.
My father says he hired her because she’s good at what she does, but I don’t like smart women like her.
“Yes. I’m thinking about it and I’m worried about whether you’ll be able to return to your home country safely.”
“…It’s unnecessary to worry. I’ll do it properly from now on.”
You know, you’re the kind of person who doesn’t hesitate to talk about fears…
She starts studying Albanian next to me because she knows she will have to look for a new job in Albania if I don’t do a good job.
She definitely underestimates me. I should be angry, I—.
If even the servants underestimate you, you will never succeed in getting the dukedom.
But Anna has a good point. If I take Miri as she is to the wedding, I’m doomed.
I’ll make her a perfect lady.
No, wait! What am I saying?
Yes, that’s right. She doesn’t have to be perfect at anything.
It doesn’t matter if it’s just for show, just the basic manners.
Miri spent her life with the Count’s family. Even if she lacks some common sense, she should be able to correct her pretense…
Well, before that, she should learn at least a few greetings in Albanian.
This will not take more than 30 minutes, as long as she can introduce herself.
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“Miri Arzel is a delicious sweet potato —(in Albania).”
“No, please listen to me one more time —(in Ezersta). My name is Miri Arsel —(in Albanian).”
“Miri Arzel is a delicious sweet potato —(in Albania).”
Why?!
Why are you saying words out of your mouth that sound nothing like my pronunciation?!
We’ve been asking and answering this question for more than an hour!
What? Only two days left?
I don’t know if I can do it—.
“I, Anna Williams, was formerly a servant of the duke’s family. —(in Albanian).”