No Evil Lady in the World (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 118

“For now, perhaps we should also assist Swan… no, Young Master, with his daily needs. Once the young master becomes accustomed to life in the manor and the young lady adjusts to her new surroundings, wouldn’t it be best to reconsider then?”

Sediloi slowly nodded. He shared Meiana’s concerns, so her suggestion was actually welcome.

Meiana spoke.

“I’ve just been clearing out one of the rooms previously used for storage—it’s right next to the young lady’s chamber. In my opinion, once we remove the belongings and give it a thorough cleaning, it would serve perfectly well as both a bedroom and a small study. What if we let Young Master Swan use that room?”

Sediloi remained silent for a moment, seemingly pondering the location she described, then finally let out an “Ah!”

“I see which room you mean. Yes… that would work well enough. But that room is quite spacious. It’ll be too much for just four of you to clean—send for additional servants.”

“Thank you.”

Meiana gave a slight bow, slowly shifted her gaze, and turned away.

Ash Loren immediately became the hottest topic of conversation in the duke’s household.

Within less than a single day, he had already created enough gossip to last at least a year, the most notable incident being when he told the maid who brought him tea, “Stop your pointless antics and just do your job properly.”

It was true the maid had indeed been “making antics,” but at most, it was merely a few curious words spoken out of interest in a stranger.

While her behavior might not have been ideal, the general consensus among the maids was that she hardly deserved such cold and cruel words.

Even the male servants began eyeing Ash with hostility. Upon hearing the news from Beinti, Meiana sighed with a complicated expression.

Beinti muttered.

“No matter how close he may be to His Grace the Duke, how can they possibly entrust the young lady’s education to someone so arrogant? Don’t you agree?”

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