Sister, I'm the Queen This Life (330 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 493

While Princess Yulia Helena was causing a major incident at the tea party, Viscountess Irene Panamere, her guardian and the diplomat dispatched as chief negotiator, received the long-awaited message.

“At last.”

The official reply from the Grand Duchy of Manchike regarding Etruria’s revised marriage treaty proposal had finally arrived.

What would Marquis Sinadenos’s response be to Etruria’s suggestion: replacing Prince Alfonso as the princess’s fiancé with Duke Cesare, while elevating the duke to grand duke so that his wife would still hold the title of Principessa?

There were three documents in total.

One was an official letter addressed to Leo III, representing the Kingdom of Etruria; another was a personal note from father to daughter, meant for Yulia Helena; and the last was a directive addressed to Viscountess Panamere herself, the field commander and operational lead.

Viscountess Panamere opened the directive meant for her first.

—Riiip!

“To my dear Viscountess Panamere.”

The very first sentence already reflected Marquis Sinadenos’s thoughtful character.

“I have every confidence that you have handled matters on-site in Etruria with great care, ensuring my daughter’s honor remains unblemished.”

Irene nodded silently.

‘Of course, my lord. Do you have any idea how hard I’ve worked to keep Her Highness away from that red-headed scoundrel?’

Though other nobles were available, the relatively young Viscountess Panamere had been appointed overall project lead for the marriage negotiations partly because she was a woman.

Naturally, her composed demeanor and thoughtful intelligence had been key factors in her selection.

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