Who Regressed the Timekeeper? (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 68

The Grand Duchy was thrown into an uproar. The Grand Duke, who had set out determined to confess his feelings to the head maid, returned in a flower carriage alongside the head maid and his aide. The head maid’s eyes sparkled as she praised the carriage’s exceptional service, while the Grand Duke and the aide returned to the castle with faces as dark as coal.

The maids clicked their tongues.

“I never thought the head maid was like that, but she’s ruthless.”

“I heard about it too. Apparently, she dragged Joseph, the aide, to that flower teahouse and made him report the festival’s success to His Highness.”

“They say Joseph was trembling, realizing why His Highness was there in the first place.”

“He’s already terrified of His Highness. His courage must’ve shrunk to the size of a pea.”

“But can his disappointment compare to His Highness’s? What are we to do with him?”

The servants felt great pity for the Grand Duke, but separately, this incident became a catchphrase that swept through the Grand Duchy for a long time.

In other words, when something planned ended with unexpected results, people would say:

“What a flower carriage fiasco.”

Or when someone’s hard work came to nothing, they’d say:

“Just think you rode the flower carriage and let it go.”

Whenever such talk arose, Noah stayed silent, and Amy tilted her head in confusion.

As summer passed, the Grand Duchy was thrown into chaos again. Before the gates even opened, at the dim break of dawn, several hooded figures in robes stood neatly before the guardhouse.

“They were already inside before the gates opened?”

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