âPhew, itâs a big deal. Did the countâs family lose their temper?â
Ugh, the boy who had placed the laundry on the ground muttered, as if he wanted to be heard.
âPeople have died recently, and now Lady Selinaâ¦â¦Â Phew.â
Lady Selina Crawford.
She is the noble lady of this family, and she is so beautiful that he did not dare to look at her.
And he was the boy who served her close.
Curious about the situation, the servants gathered around the boy one by one.
âCharles, what exactly do you mean?â
âWhatâs wrong with the lady?â
Commoner servants were never given the opportunity to converse with the countâs family.
As a result, they would listen to their masterâs stories from other servants or users, such as Charles, who were used as hands and feet by the aristocracy.
âLady Selina is dying.â
âWh-what!?â
âHe said she is dying.â
âKid! You canât say things like that carelessly!â
âIsnât Lady Selina the Crawford familyâs sole heir? When she dies, the county will be over, and we will be done!â
The surroundings fell silent when one of the coachmen cried out.
âWait a minute, Lady Selina isnât the only heir. Thereâs also Commander.â
Cedric Crawford.
The servantsâ faces, which remembered his neat and stoic handsome face, brightened and then darkened at the same time.
âButâ¦â¦â
But that person isâ¦â¦
Cedric was rumored to have lost his soul on the battlefield.
It was said that he was returned with his neck intact but another dangling part was cut off.
The servant who served him close said it wasnât true and that his part was full and would undoubtedly serve its purpose, but the vehement denial raised even more doubts.
Not just one or two beautiful women who like Cedric. If all of those women were lined up, they could form a circle around the countâs castle.
But he never paid any woman more attention than was absolutely necessary. The same could be said for men.
âHe had lost it.â
âItâs completely lost.â
Cedric, who had survived the battlefield, had long since become a man who had lost something more valuable than his life.
There was no need to say it because it was already known to everybody.
âSo, how is Lady Selinaâs condition?â
âThatâsâ¦â¦â
Charles spoke softly about Selinaâs condition as if reciting a story he had heard before.
âShe couldnât breathe and didnât move at all.â As if the Grim Reaper is standing right in front ofâ¦â¦â
The servants sighed and clicked their tongues in response to the detailed explanation.
âOh, my⦠The rumor about Madam killing people must be true.â
âThatâs right. Lady Selina must have been so terrified of her that she spent two days wandering between her deathbed.â
âThis is why a stepmother shouldnât raise children.â
âDonât say anything like that. It is up to the stepmother. Iâve heard that many stepmothers raise their children harder and better than their biological mothers.â
âThatâs right. This is because our madam is from the city and acts like a city slicker.â
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Camilla enlisted the support of the Crawford familyâs vassals.
âLord Crawford is far too cruel. Is he going to cover up the servant who made the Countess look like this?â
âNo matter how much Lady Selina adores her maid in waiting, to protect such a person who had done such a terrible thing is just not right.â
They were the elderly Vassals of Count Crawfordâs family.
Camilla was the one who introduced them to the Duke of Mapleâs merchant group, allowing them to sell their specialty product in the Capital.
As a result, they could never turn their backs on Camilla.
âLetâs say Iâm going to die of pain.â
Camilla was unable to walk.
With the intention of punishing Penny for making her look like this, she was carried on Rubenâs back and headed to Selinaâs bedroom with the vassals.
âI will undoubtedly condemn them, Countess.â
âIâm not going to sit still either. Donât worry, Countess.â
As she headed to Selinaâs bedroom with the vassals on both her sides, something unusual was happening there.
Selina was like a sleeping princess, lying quietly with flowers around her.
âHer breathing is far too weak.â
âAfter all, I think youâd better prepare your mind, Lord Crawford.â
The elders of the monastery, the director of the funeral house was there.
But Selina is just passed out as always!
The elders of the monastery, dressed in black, approached Cedric, who was in the middle.
âAre there any seats left in the countyâs graveyard?â
âWhat would you like for the tombstone?â
Cedric said this while looking down at Selina, his eyes full of regret as if he was sorry for her.
âMake it out of marble, please.â
The vassals looked back at Camilla with their eyes wide open.
âCountess, what is this?â