Chapter 40
And a notification appeared as if waiting.
[Thereâs information about the beast you are taming. Do you want to check?]
[Today is the beastâs birthday]
[To celebrate his birthday, strengthen your relationship with the beast!]
âToday is Calixâs birthday?â
I felt like I was struck by lightning for a moment.
According to the original story, today is the first time that Calix and Daisy meet.
But they didnât meet because I helped Calix escape.
âBut will the heroine still appear somehow?â
It was the first time I felt the force of the original.
âAnd Daisy is a saint.â
Already?
Is it because I changed the original randomly? Daisy became a saint earlier than the original.
***
âOh, my God. The saintâs the one in danger, not anyone else.â
âI didnât believe in the Duchess of Palesdon.â
âThatâs right. People say that people donât change easily.â
The influence of the saint was great.
People changed their tune and began to curse Roselina.
Strangely fast-formed public opinion grew bigger and bigger.
âNo, this rose is safe.â
Among those people, only Countess Maria was different.
âThis is for sure. I felt it.â
She had more symptoms than Rosellina, who is known for her severe symptoms of rose curse.
Before the wedding, Countess Maria almost died. A rose petal that someone scattered while going out touched her cheek.
She collapsed as it was.
âHey! Wake up!â
If it wasnât for the maestro who was passing by nearby, Countess Maria would have lost her life.
After that, the Countess of Maria was reluctant to go out and rarely went out of the house.
It is also paradoxical, but she became the wife of the count.
âYou canât tell what fate will bring.â
Countess Maria recently felt a strange phenomenon.
The longer you have the rose of harmony in your body, the less the curse symptoms of roses are.
Sheâs sure because no one in the Empire has more severe symptoms of rose curse than her.
Therefore, even if the symptoms were alleviated a little, the feeling reached the skin.
âItâs a rose that can cure the curse of roses.â
But someone was framing Roselina.
âYou canât do that.â
The weak Countess of Maria gave a determined look.
âSo many peopleâ¦â¦â¦â¦.â
Countess Maria was embarrassed.
Many people were already staging a sit-in in front of the Brighton mansion.
âThe greatest evil woman threatened the saint! Cure the saint right now!â
âThe wicked woman will have to pay the price of risking the saintâs life!â
âWe must judge the wicked woman! She must be a witch!â
The saint was meant to capture the hearts of the people, so it seemed like a crowd of commoners came.
âI have to come forward and resolve the misunderstanding.â
Countess Maria raised her voice.
âNo! This is a misunderstanding. Please listen to me!â
But all that returned to her was a cold stare.
âWho are you? Why are you siding with the evil girl? Are you on the same team?â
âYou look like a lady who doesnât know anything. Get out!â
âOr you save the saint!â
People were mad and complained to Countess Maria.
She was taken aback when she saw the men flocking to her.
âHuh? Thereâs the wicked woman!â
Someone in a hood pointed toward the mansion and shouted.
âWhat? The wicked woman appeared?â
âWhere is she? Iâll kill the evil girl and save the saint!â
âCatch the Devil! The one who catches it first is the owner!â
The men who had flocked the house left in a stampede.
âIâm alive.â
Countess Maria bit her lips in relief.
But I didnât do anything. Lady Roselina is still in crisis
It was then.
The hooded man spoke to her to see if sheâs alright.
âAre you okay? You must have been surprised.â
âOh, my.
Countess Maria was dumbfounded.
The owner of the pink hair that leaked through the hood must be -.
âRo, Roselina?â
âShh. Weâll be in trouble.â
It was Rosellina.
Countess Maria, who had been dumbfounded, hurriedly spoke to her.
âWell, this is all a conspiracy! Thereâs no way the curseâs symptoms will appear.â
âThank you for trusting me.â
âTheyâre driving people for nothing. We have to break it up now!â
âBut I donât do that. Iâm quite gentle, right?â
Roselina then grinned.
âAhâ¦â¦â¦â¦â¦â
Countess Maria uttered an involuntary slumber.
It was a refreshing smile, but somehow my heart melted.
***
Roselina and Countess Maria escaped and entered the Brighton mansion.
âRoselina!â
âSister!â
Two men in front of them.
The Duke of Brighton and the Prince of Brighton.
âAre you alright? Donât worry about peopleâs eyes. You didnât do anything wrong.â
âYeah, she didnât even sell roses to people. Itâs not my sisterâs responsibility.â
The two seemed to soothe the surprised Roselina and ease her guilt.
âSummons have been issued.â
Roselina spoke calmly and they were furious.
âThatâs ridiculous! How dare they make my daughter go to trial! I will immediately complain to His Majesty, so you donât have to worry.â
âIâll write a protest too. This is an insult to Brighton. If you leave the people who created this situation alone, theyâre stigmatizing Brighton.â
âThank you for your concern. And for coming to see me. I just happened to have something to tell you.â
Countess Maria looked at the three people standing together and thought.
âWhat a warm family.â
The affection felt from the two men warmed Countess Mariaâs heart.
âI canât believe I saw such a good family and talked about Brightonâs disaster.â
Countess Maria felt sorry for Roselina.
âI donât have any sympathy. How dare Iâ¦â¦â
Roselina was not the object of sympathy for the Countess of Maria.
âDonât worry for now. Because Iâm fine.â
Rather as you two said, this is not my fault. Someone set me up.â
She was an object of admiration.
Roselina was so confident that the three looked at her in a daze.
âAnd you all know my temper, right? I canât live with it. I need to return this âfavorâ several times to relieve my heart.â
âCoolâ¦â
I want to be like this woman.
Countess Mariaâs heart beat fast.
âSo Iâm going to accept the trial.â
âRoselina, what are you talking about? Why do you have to go through that?â
âWhy do you want to go to trial when you did nothing wrong?â
The Duke of Brighton and the Prince of Brighton fluttered.
Fair enough, the aristocracy was not subject to trial if possible. As such, it was a great disgrace to be put on trial.
âNo one dares put you on trial! As long as I have my eyes open and I am breathing, thatâs nonsense!â
âYes, sister. Even if itâs not a trial, I can prove my sisterâs innocence.â
âThank you for what you said. But I have to go to court.â
Roselina grinned.
âThe ringleader of this case will appear there. Heâs a tough guy. Donât you think we should catch him and kill him?â
âWell, yesâ¦â¦?â
She seemed not to be at all flustered by the series of situations.
Rather, she responded calmly as if she had waited.
âYes, so I want you to believe me. You know me. My hobby and specialty is revenge.â
ââ¦â¦â¦â¦â¦ I see. If you need my help, feel free to tell me.â
âI have one too, sister.â
Eventually, the Brightons surrendered to Rosellina.
âThen weâll be on our way.â
Countess Maria blushed as Roselina walked with her hand.
Her heart beat more violently.
âRead this.â
Roselina handed her a note when I arrived at the drawing room.
âOh, is it a confession of love?â
For a moment, many thoughts crossed Countess Mariaâs mind.
Yes, a duchess can throw away her husband.
Just in time, the Duchess was getting divorced, so the timing was appropriate.
This is destiny.â¦â¦â¦?
Countess Maria opened the note carefully with a trembling touch.
I canât crumple the first letter weâve exchanged.
âWhat does it say?â
Countess Maria scoured the note quickly.
The written phrase was short.
Oh, it wasnâtâ¦â¦â¦â¦â¦
Countess Maria nodded wildly, as if to shake off her disappointment.