“I know.” With Minoga by Mephilia’s side, she was safe.

For now, Liana just needed to stay quietly here, waiting for Mephilia to handle matters there and come find her.

Liana stood up and went to the table, picking up the envelope.

Opening it, she saw it was indeed the envelope she had first seen.

The envelope that originally contained ten gold coins now had only seven. The missing three were what Loraviel should have received as wages, and the extra seven were what Liana had put in.

These seven held a very special meaning for Loraviel.

“Princess Liana, do you know what these seven gold coins represent?” Loraviel asked.

“Those are the ones I put in, right?”

“Of course. When my mother told me about this, I really doubted my eyes. I even thought someone else might have put them there, but... it seems only you had the opportunity,” Loraviel hadn’t trusted Liana at that time.

“Princess Liana is sometimes very clever, but sometimes seems quite clumsy,” Loraviel looked at Liana. “I wonder what considerations led Princess Liana to make that decision back then?”

“I didn’t think too much at the time. After reading your letter, I just felt like a jerk and wanted to make it up to you somehow. Besides, under normal circumstances, no one would think it was me, right?” Liana was somewhat depressed.

At that time, telling Loraviel that she had put the money in seemed less likely than Loraviel finding it on the road.

“...Could it be that your mother continuing to write letters was also because of you?”

“Sort of.”

No wonder. How could Loraviel, who was so concerned about her mother, not tell her about such things?

She had really been played like a fiddle by Loraviel. When did she become so crafty?

“Have you gone home to see your mother?” Liana asked.

“Yes.” Loraviel greatly valued Liana, but similarly, she greatly valued her own mother.

Moreover, with a few days left for her to rest and adjust, before coming to see Liana, she had returned to Gran Town to see her mother.

“I’m truly very grateful to Princess Liana. If it weren’t for you, my mother’s injuries wouldn’t have been treated so quickly, and she wouldn’t be as healthy as she is now. Our entire Gran Town has improved because of Your Highness,” Loraviel said.

“This doesn’t really have much to do with me. The only ones you need to thank are the royal knights and Mephilia.”

“I understand.” Loraviel was naturally a person who knew gratitude. When she went back, she had already properly thanked those royal knights.

But she absolutely didn’t believe that this matter had nothing to do with Princess Liana.

However, compared to this matter, Liana was more interested in that book.

When Liana reached out to take the book, Loraviel took it away, not wanting to show it to Liana.

“What’s wrong? Is there something in the book that I shouldn’t see?” Liana asked.

“Not exactly.” But after all, this was a book recording some of Princess Liana’s habits. What if Princess Liana changed some habits after seeing these records?

“Give it to me!” Liana stood up, trying to snatch the book from Loraviel’s hands.

But Loraviel easily blocked her.

“Is there something shameful in there?” The more Loraviel didn’t want Liana to see, the more curious Liana became.

“It just records some of Princess Liana’s ordinary habits,” Loraviel said.

“Then why won’t you let me see it?”

“If Princess Liana sees it, won’t you become conscious of these things? And then become somewhat uncomfortable?” Loraviel said.

“You already said they’re habits. If habits were so easy to change, they wouldn’t be called habits. So, let me see quickly!”

“Alright.” Loraviel handed the book to Liana.

Upon seeing the first entry, Liana could hardly contain herself.

Why, this again!!!

Princess Liana’s Observation Diary. Entry 1: Princess Liana is the cutest person in the world.

She didn’t recall ever saying this to Loraviel, did she?

“Entry 2, I like sweet things? There’s some truth to this, but I don’t like pudding that much, do I?” Liana asked.

“Perhaps I remembered wrong...”

Loraviel looked at the three plates on the table. Originally, they had all contained pudding. Perhaps Princess Mephilia had sneakily teleported here and eaten them?

“Entry 3, my measurements are.... What kind of things are you recording?!”

This is too strange! Let me look again!

Because Liana herself didn’t even know her own measurements!

Why was Loraviel so clear about this?

And the record was so detailed, as if she had personally measured them...

Entry 4...

This clearly stated that when sleeping, she liked to hug Loraviel! And in an unconscious state, she would do some very disrespectful things to Loraviel.

Entry 5, thighs and garters, did she really like them that much?

Well, maybe a little...

Liana touched her thigh with her hand. There was indeed a garter on her thigh.

Entry 6, cat tongue.

Correct...

Entry 7, motion sickness.

She did tend to fall asleep in carriages.

Entry 8, gentleness.

Liana roughly looked through what Loraviel had recorded. Most of it wasn’t problematic.

“What’s wrong?” Loraviel smiled very happily.

Princess Liana’s various expressions were truly too cute, too delicious.

She thought it’s funny? Liana couldn’t laugh at all!

She had been completely seen through by Loraviel, in every sense!

“Is there anything in this book that needs to be changed?” Loraviel asked, knowing the answer.

“Yes! Of course there is! Everything written here is wrong!” Liana quickly refuted.

“Is that so?” Loraviel smiled indulgently, but she had no intention of stopping her records. She was looking forward to seeing what new aspects of Princess Liana would be added to her records.

Liana also remembered the contents of the book. Some unnecessary habits definitely needed to be changed!

Like her «N.o.v.e.l.i.g.h.t» bad habit when sleeping, which probably happened when sleeping with Mephilia too.

That wretched Mephilia, never telling her about it, probably enjoying it herself!

Anyway.

Liana was about to stand up, but her limbs suddenly lost strength. Fortunately, Loraviel was quick to catch her, supporting Liana.

“I’m sorry, Princess Liana. It’s my fault. I should have let you rest properly first,” Loraviel’s tone was full of self-blame.

“I’m just a bit tired. A little rest will do,” Liana didn’t feel any discomfort in her body, just some fatigue.

Perhaps the drug’s effects hadn’t completely worn off. After all, it was a forbidden drug for feigning death, putting all her body’s organs into a dormant state. Although she was conscious now, her other organs might not be. They might still be lazy, taking a nap.

“Mm, I’ll go prepare a hot bath for Princess Liana,” Loraviel walked into the bathroom.

Liana looked outside the window, at the rain hitting the glass. “Mephilia...”

Although Liana knew very well that Mephilia would be fine—her constitution was such that even kneeling outside for ten days or half a month wouldn’t be a problem—Liana still felt heartache.

“Princess Liana, the hot water is ready,” Loraviel had also realized this, so she was trying her best to divert Princess Liana’s attention.

“Good,” Liana nodded.

“Princess Liana, do you need any special service?”

When Liana walked in, she found Loraviel already waiting for her, wrapped in a bath towel.