Violant of the Silver

Ars told her over and over again not to get involved with that family.
She thought she had already understood before, but it turned out she was wrong. 

The worst case scenario is if the Lesserhain family and that guy joined hands.

Ars also told her not to get along with them, but it might be good to get close to Princess Viola.
She could use the excuse of them both being royalty.

After thinking that much, Liona recalled Sarg’s bright red face and felt like she was about to laugh again.
She hid her face behind her fan and tried to hold it in.

Her lady attendant, Millicent, who was standing behind her cleared her throat.
When Liona glanced back, Millicent was glaring daggers at her.

“Princess, I will show you to the waiting room,” Milicent said sternly.
It seemed she couldn’t help but worry about how Liona couldn’t hold in her laughter.

“Right.
Well then, I’ll take my leave, everyone.
Nice to meet you all,” said Liona.

 Once Liona bid her goodbye to the women she was chatting with, she retired to the waiting room under the guidance of her attendant.
Once the door closed, she collapsed into laughter, finally able to let loose.

“This is the best! Who would’ve thought that I would see that man making a face like that in a foreign country! That’s definitely the best thing that’s ever happened this year!” Liona exclaimed.

“I do think that he deserves it, but please calm yourself.
You’ll ruin your makeup,” her attendant said calmly, but the corners of her mouth were twitching upwards.
It was clear that she wanted to laugh as well.

“We can just fix my makeup later.
Just let me laugh!”

Liona tried to calm down, but ended up laughing harder instead.
She held her belly and wheezed.
It had been some time since she felt this relaxed.
After laughing for a while, her mind felt clear and refreshed.

“Winning an argument against Sarg is no easy feat.
Not to mention, Lord Violant is still fifteen.
What will happen if he’s educated properly?” Liona mused.
“Hey Millicent, you think that luring him away to be an exchange student is a good idea too, right?”

“Who knows? I certainly don’t, but I think that what the person himself feels is more important,” Millicent replied.

After making sure that Liona had stopped laughing, Millicent quickly removed Liona’s makeup and started reapplying it.

“I guess I have to seriously propose this matter to Ars.” Liona unconsciously grinned, making Millicent reprimand her for moving her face.

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