Chapter 129: Proof (2)
“Sir, how would you like the clothes you’ve purchased...?”
“Have them all sent to the Ringaarden estate.”
After hours of trying on and modeling the clothes Lady Meredia bought for me, I was finally able to escape the endless cycle of changing outfits—completely exhausted.
‘This kind of feels like something I saw in a romance fantasy once.’
That thought suddenly popped into my head, and now that I considered it, it was just like the storyline I often saw back when I was laid up in the infirmary.
A duchess (Lady Meredia) spending money like water on a count’s daughter (me) was an age-old tradition and cliché.
“And the payment...?”
“In full. One payment.”
“...Th-thank you so much!”
The only difference was the gender roles between the duchess and the count’s daughter had been reversed. Honestly, when °• N 𝑜 v 𝑒 l i g h t •° I used to read romance fantasy, I was always envious. But now that I’m on the receiving end of that treatment, I can understand why the female leads found it overwhelming.
“Lady Meredia, you really don’t have to...”
“...This expense only equals about three months’ allowance for the heir of House Embergreen.”