To You Who No Longer Want Me (7 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 20
Just as her unintended life of seclusion was beginning to grow tiresome, the gossip surrounding Viare Ruschef had also gradually quieted down.
Beside her overflowed an abundance of tea party invitations—more than enough to fill a considerable stack.
The fact that even a few noble houses, which had previously looked down upon her family, now sent letters personally made their sinister intentions glaringly obvious.
Viare faintly tightened the corners of her lips at such transparent schemes and calmly reviewed the letters, picking up one that caught her eye.
‘Montiero Literary Gathering – Poetry Recital.’
Among all the social gatherings, Viare could confidently say this was the only one founded with truly pure intentions.
It was a place where nobles did not engage in petty rivalries or scorn other houses for perceived inferiority.
The Montiero Literary Gathering was precisely where only those sincerely devoted to literature gathered.
Born from the Montiero comital house—a family that had, for generations, unearthed literary talents—it existed not for political alliances but purely for the pursuit of literary exploration.
Of course, many noble youths had attempted to use the literary circle as a venue for social climbing.
To prevent this, the Montiero comital house implemented an entrance examination consisting of questions only those with deep literary insight could solve.
As a result, they consistently failed the exam in quick succession and eventually gave up altogether.
Before her return, Viare, who had always enjoyed reading, had attended the gathering out of casual interest—but soon found herself so deeply immersed that other tea parties seemed utterly pointless.
The mere idea of a small group of youths passionately debating literature was fascinating enough, but even more uniquely, it allowed her to gauge just how deeply she truly understood literature herself.
Thus, unlike any other gathering, during those moments she could speak freely and comfortably about her own thoughts and opinions.
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