People Aren't Meant to Be Fixed! (4 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 88

Yet, judging by what Jeff was doing right now, the breakfast table might soon be overflowing with potato-based dishes, and Hecate—apparently startled by the suggestion of increasing potato dishes—volunteered to persuade him herself.

“Your Majesty, Darling is still young; she might end up leaving a lot of food uneaten.”

“Now that you mention it, that’s true. Then let’s pretend the earlier suggestion never happened.”

Yes, an excellent decision indeed. From then on, I alternated between meat dishes, vegetables, fruits, and potatoes, and once fully satisfied, I heard there would be visitors coming to the Imperial Capital to see me today.

“Oh, has it already been two days?”

“Yes, Your Highness.”

I returned to my bedroom, brushed my teeth, and with Miranda and Hailey attending me, had my hair styled in a new arrangement: strands near my ears were braided separately into ear-like shapes, then combined with the rest of my hair parted down the middle and tied with a yellow ribbon.

Below the ribbon, the hair was left loose and untied, preserving its naturally rich, wavy texture—resembling a broom with an unusually long handle.

“Today’s outfit has an unusually large amount of light purple.”

In the dressing room, as usual, I changed quickly and quietly, then stood before the full-length mirror to inspect my overall appearance. As the heir to the throne, I needed to pay attention not only to my inner self but also to my outward presentation.

“The design incorporates yellow and white in just the right proportions, allowing the primary light purple hue to harmonize beautifully with the snowflake-patterned motif.”

“The ribbon and hair tie used for Your Highness’s hairstyle also feature both light purple and yellow.”

Miranda and Hailey—my personal maids long influenced by Jeff and Hecate.

These two once insisted that lighter shades suited me better than deep purple, though they quickly added that Your Highness looked wonderful in anything, and that someday they hoped I’d try a deep purple ensemble. I simply replied I’d consider it if the opportunity arose.

“When the Fleur family’s visitors arrive later, bring them not to the audience chamber but to the study. If I don’t get some reading done during the day, I’ll stay up late again at night—I need to scare the kids a little and get some reading in.”

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