How to Divorce a Obsessive Emperor Safely (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 29

“Your Majesty the Empress. Have you arrived?”

As Lasilia entered the chamber, the maids swiftly changed their expressions. Had they not overheard the conversation outside the door, they would have had no idea what had just occurred.

“What brought you all together like this?”

In truth, ever since Lasilia had awakened in the Empress’s body, the maids’ position had become rather awkward.

Empress Cartagena always brought her maids along wherever she went. The eight noblewomen flanking her served both to enhance her presence and symbolize her power.

The maids of the Empress’s quarters were virtually one with her, and had grown thoroughly accustomed to roaming the palace freely and acting with utter impunity.

But everything changed completely after the Empress claimed to have lost her memory.

Except when dressing, the Empress no longer summoned her maids, and they found themselves spending more time sitting idly in empty rooms of the Empress’s quarters.

With nothing to do, their days consisted of sipping tea and sampling various kinds of sweets. Naturally, they had all gained a little weight.

This couldn’t go on forever.

Yet they were far too afraid to voice any complaints directly to the Empress. Just that morning, Marchioness Pashad had been banished from the palace merely for testing the waters with a hint of discontent.

Thus, the only target left for them was the relatively vulnerable, mysterious girl who hardly seemed like a princess at all—no one knew where she had even come from.

“Did you enjoy your meal?”

“We heard Your Majesty had been eagerly anticipating dining together with the two of you.”

Instead of accepting the maids’ exceedingly polite greetings before the Empress, Lasilia turned her gaze toward Ivet.

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