The Transfer (3)

Furthermore, I used to be additionally purported to learn to host tea events, backyard events, night events, although there merely wasn’t sufficient time. They instructed me that this examined my etiquette and inventive style, so it was unimaginable with my present talents. After they stated “unimaginable,” I wished to take up the problem, however I couldn’t with the dearth of time. I had puzzled, “Then, what am I purported to do as soon as I’m the Crown Princess and need to host these events?” However my sisters strongly insisted, “Name us when that occurs,” which was reassuring.

To place it bluntly, the Caliente household reached the conclusion, “It’s unimaginable for this daughter to develop into the Crown Princess. Relatively, there is no such thing as a use lamenting over this when it has been determined, however we can not let her enter the imperial palace by herself.” As such, two kin had been assigned to develop into my maids. The primary was Estecia, a countess who was barely older than me, and the second was Ariess, the daughter of a viscount who was two years youthful than me. Despite the fact that they’re my kin, I had by no means met them earlier than, however in the course of the adhoc Crown Princess coaching, I received to study extra about them. Not having to enter the palace stuffed with solely strangers put my coronary heart relaxed. It was determined that Estecia would commute to the palace and Ariess would keep on the palace to care for me. Aries was a fluffy blonde lady who was barely shorter than me and was lamenting, “Dwelling on the palace is a lot strain.” Estecia was a black-haired girl who was taller than me, and as anticipated of a countess, she didn’t appear as nervous as she was already acquainted with the palace.

Estecia, somewhat than a maid, was apparently tasked with being my teacher and look-out for ensuring I didn’t slip up. So, she would at all times let me know after I made a mistake, both huge or small. Ariess was liable for caring for my private issues, however she was way more knowledgeable about etiquette and manners when in comparison with me. Thus, I requested her questions at any time when I received an opportunity. The 2 of them had witnessed my lack of etiquette and manners and appeared to grasp my persona. They rapidly started to work together with me with none hesitation or reserve. For what it’s value, they had been tasked by the household with the unimaginable process of stopping me earlier than I made a mistake. They might expertise the issue of this process again and again as soon as we entered the palace.

As we had been preparing on this chaotic method, the day got here the place Cermiane and I moved into the ready indifferent palace. On a facet observe, we had Jamal and Quemella proceed to keep up our home within the meantime. Formally, that mansion would develop into our villa. Each Cermiane and I left a few of our belongings again at our residence — there was no level in bringing our commoner garments and looking items to the palace.

As a substitute, seven carriages’ value of stuff from the Caliente residence, such because the heaps of custom-made clothes, furnishings, decorations, and a mountain load of flowers had been introduced in. The carriages themselves had been luxurious, with the Caliente insignia embedded on them and the guards all dressed-up — it was so glamorous that individuals got here to observe. I used to be additionally pressured right into a pure white costume that was paying homage to a marriage costume, and compelled onto a superbly adorned open carriage. The individuals who had come to observe cheered after they noticed me. I felt like I used to be being made a spectacle.

“Why do we have now to make a present out of all this?”

“When a woman from a marquisate marries right into a higher-ranking household, it’s at all times like this.”

Mom, who received into the identical carriage as my assistant, replied frankly. This meant that this was only a repeat of my marriage procession. Principally, since I used to be marrying into the imperial household, the small-scale  wedding ceremony we had would taint the Caliente household’s fame. So, they apparently wished to at the least do a brand new marriage procession in order that they might overwrite it with this one. Personally, this felt like my third one: the one on the territory, the wedding ceremony, after which this one… Flowers had been thrown from the frontmost carriage, and the spectators picked them up, tore off the petals, and threw them in my route. I might hear individuals congratulating me. They had been celebrating a brand new bride, it appeared. Although, I’ve already been married for some time… Cermiane was driving in the identical carriage sporting his blue uniform, and he was additionally smiling  wryly. Relating to this blue outfit of his — it turned out to be a army ceremonial uniform that solely the imperial household had been allowed to put on, and solely the imperial prince who was affiliated with the military might put on it. Blue was apparently the official shade representing the imperial household. The rationale why he wore it at our wedding ceremony was as a result of he wished to put on his greatest garments for our special day. Now that I consider it, it certainly was very attractive and manufactured from high-quality, shimmering materials. Apparently, His Highness the Crown Prince pressured him to take it.

“Actually, I used to be just a little frightened that the Marquis would discover. Nonetheless, since nobody had worn it for the final couple of many years, I had thought it could be okay and wore it.”

Father, why on the planet did you not discover, hm? Although, if he did discover, that will even have induced a number of issues too…

The procession entered the palace whereas being surrounded by the gang’s cheers.