Chapter 497: Self-Destruction
Margaret once again offered Boshni a few words of persuasion, but Boshni remained stubborn.
Seeing her reluctance, Margaret eventually let it be.
However, Margaret still felt a sense of responsibility; she personally took Boshni to the stables, ensuring she was properly introduced and integrated with the other horse caretakers.
Finally, Margaret sought out the person in charge of the stables.
The stablemaster, clad in attire far from elegant, greeted Margaret with deep reverence.
His clothes, a dark hue resembling brown but nearly black, contrasted sharply with the setting.
He bowed earnestly to Margaret, expressing his surprise and concern about her visit to such a dirty place, fearing it might tarnish her exquisite garments.
Margaret addressed the stablemaster with a clear directive: to take good care of Boshni and not to make her work life difficult.
The stablemaster agreed without hesitation and respectfully saw Margaret off from the stables.
Once Margaret had left, the stablemaster began familiarizing Boshni with her new duties around the stables.
He emphasized to her, "Since Lady Margaret holds you in such high regard, you must dedicate yourself to this work. Should you achieve noteworthy results, I will certainly report them to Lord Howard."