Strategic Marriage with the Mad Villain (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 78

To recount in full just how much effort Liam Verdick, master of Verdick Antiquities, had poured into this trip for Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Rocheter would take several sleepless nights.

Despite having made every possible preparation, Liam was so anxious that he kept repeating to his staff, over and over again:

“For the Grand Duke—neither more nor less—follow the manual exactly. For the Grand Duchess, be kind and kind again, with every ounce of your strength.”

Yet Liam, though he’d heard the man called “ruler of the seas,” had no notion of any connection to the god who ruled the skies—and thus never anticipated that Rose Asenri would actually pick a fight with the Grand Duchess herself.

Consequently, there was no suitable manual for staff to refer to when a spoiled VIP became obsessed with the Grand Duchess.

It would have been better if, after instructing them to be unconditionally kind to the Grand Duchess, he’d also added that under no circumstance should she ever be anything less than the top priority.

Because he hadn’t, the employee’s worries only deepened as they were suddenly reduced to the role of a hapless shrimp.

Though the Grand Duchess hailed from the mighty Asilith Empire, Roel Rocheter was someone Roel might never see again. But the spoiled, jet-setting VIP, who shopped across continents whenever bored, would likely cross paths with her again on a voyage not far off.

Had Liam been present, it would have been blindingly obvious that he’d insist Roel Rocheter must always come first—no exceptions.

In truth, the employee had a vague sense of what choice they should make, but kept encountering Rose Asenri at work, making any decision agonizingly difficult.

‘I’d rather just faint!’

Though inwardly frantic, the employee’s face—seasoned by years in service—wore the world’s most gracious smile.

Not that such a smile ever worked on a brat like her.

“What are you just standing there grinning for? Didn’t you hear what I asked for?”

“…I-I’m very sorry, but according to company policy, our manual requires us to serve the customer who arrived first… The person over there will explain things more thoroughly and kindly to you…”

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