Peony – I Saw the Future with the Killer Grand Duke - Chapter 3-2

Only then did the maid bend her head properly, hit her forehead on the floor, and asked for an apology.

I squatted in front of her, imitating Peony’s usual flower pose and remained silent.

Then the maid, lifted her eyes slowly, then struck her forehead again.

When it happened about three times…

“Well, stealing is a bad thing. I’ll keep it a secret this once, but there will be no second time.”

“Thank you! Thank you, Princess!”

Poverty could be the reason.

However, not everyone steals just because they are poor.

I reached out and stroked the maid’s fluffy head without telling her to stand up.

“Instead, you must follow me to Eques.”

“What?”

“I like you too. If you run away, I’ll tell my second brother to come and get you. It’s my brother’s wish to get me married, so I’m sure he’ll grant it!”

The maid, who had only been trying to get out her face, was frozen as if she had only realized that this was not a joke.

“Don’t worry, all the other ones who embezzled will go to jail except for you. If you don’t like it, I’ll put you in jail. I’ll take another child to Eques. What do you say?”

Make your choice.

Will you pay with your loyalty, or will you rot in prison for the rest of your life for the charge of contempt against the royal family?

Looking at the situation roughly, it seemed that the fight for the throne was on the verge of intensifying.

The first prince, who is said to be calm and intelligent, and the second prince, who is actually tricky and insidious, and the third prince, who is violent and cruel, confront each other.

At this time, if you stand out because of a bad incident, you will be punished more severely.

“I, I…!”

“Well.”

“I can take care of you!”

“What’s your name?”

“Sonia, yes.”

Unlike before, I like how your answering very carefully.

“Yes, Sonia,”

I’ll make you suffer as much as you stole from Peony.

I’ll make sure all the other ones get their punishment.

This is a thank-you message from me to Peony for taking over this body.

It was a bouquet of flowers named revenge.

‘Hah.’

I had Sonia become my personal maid, and made her run an errand for me. Then I went to the sofa and lay down.

There was no reason to be drunk with a sense of triumph and nothing to be rejoice about just disciplining a young maid.

‘Is it because Gabriela Nashert was originally a villain?’

The lively and innocent acting was so easy that I felt a little embarassed.

‘How can I be so natural?’