When The Silver Bell Of Charlotte's Pharmacy Rings (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 116
For a moment, the Crown Princess said nothing, then set the letter down on the table.
“Edesa, who delivered this letter to you?”
Edesa’s eyes instantly flickered with unease. She glanced at the letter the Crown Princess had placed on the table, then shook her head in confusion as she replied.
“Morren… it was Morren. The attendant who once served Your Highness.”
Edesa’s voice trembled helplessly as she answered. What if he had lied? What if the Crown Princess replied, “I don’t know anyone like that”…?
But the Crown Princess’s reaction was the exact opposite of what Edesa had imagined. The moment she heard Morren’s name, she broke into a sudden, bright smile—startling Edesa once again.
“Morren! So that’s how it is. Then I’m relieved.”
Edesa stared blankly at the Crown Princess, taken aback by her delighted reaction. The Crown Princess smiled as if greatly reassured and lightly tapped the letter. Her nails, smooth as polished river stones, were so unnervingly beautiful they sent a chill down one’s spine.
“I was worried someone might be trying to deceive you, Edesa.”
“Deceive… me?”
“Yes. Think about it—if Duke Elinak truly had something to say to you, he wouldn’t need to send you all the way back to the royal palace, would he? He could’ve just spoken to you at the mansion. Right?”
The Crown Princess’s words struck precisely at the very point Edesa had found suspicious. Though Morren had offered an explanation, Edesa still struggled to fully understand the situation.
“Your Highness is absolutely right. I thought the same! But Morren said…”
Blushing, Edesa relayed Morren’s explanation word for word to the Crown Princess. Watching the Crown Princess listen attentively to her words, Edesa suddenly felt overwhelmed by a sharp, sorrowful sense of injustice over her lonely life at the Duke’s estate.
“…So that’s why I came to the royal palace. For my older brother’s… dignity.”
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To be honest, Tae Mi is my favorite character in this novel.
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