had decided not to file the complaint, and had returned home to organize her thoughts instead. If

ife as a princess and a maid. As a maid, she had to go request for daily necessit

ree years. It was probably still documented that

or not. The complaints of the countless children of the king were enough to make the officials' h

ceiving tips for a job well done. Whether it was the royal palace or the dirty back streets of the

shortened until it was finally Lucia's turn. She showed the guard her permission to leave pass. It was a pass issued by Princess Vivian. H

g anything out

rmed Lucia was empty handed

N

ce again and let he

turned her head around and looked up at the

tside the walls, it was hard for a youn

allow for a lot of freedom. The Lucia of her dreams had n

e to breathe. She wanted to esca

t there are so ma

managed to squeeze through, the crowd of people would sw

e, where a middle-aged woman opened the door. She had her eyebrows and

lco

hil. Is Madam

d on the floor after a long night of drinking. H

you, Ms

tchen, but this addition seemed like music to her ears. Lucia's dream was to purchase a small house like this and enjoy her life. She would hire two people and let them do the minor chores,

mbling down the stairs from the second floor, barely able to hold her own bod

hil, w

ace which gave off an unfriendly atmosphere. She looked well over her 30s, but was actually very you

y inside

e up on your dr

ech and attitude was always brusque, but Lucia knew Ms. Phil's kindness – she w

you drink

t I couldn't control myself. I'm sorry. In this state, I can't p

g to visit you at all. Even if I didn't have to c

table drawer there. Open it

ooks classy and intelligent. They were fun but educational; her books that killed two birds with one stone, had caused a sens

ok out the bo

! I've been waitin

to the last pa

ng it? Why? This ser

h is just right. My editor was on my tail, ordering me to

t would have been alright if you

de the boo