She Was Sent by God

ternoon when Agnes woke up because she fell asleep in the morning.

 

The maid, who noticed her waking up, came up and asked.

 

“What should we do for a meal?”

 

“I don’t have any thoughts, so go away.”

 

“Oh my.
If you want to go boating tonight, wouldn’t it be better to eat something?”

 

“What? Boating? Who?”

 

Agnes asked with her eyes open.
The maid replied awkwardly.

 

“The owner said he’s going to boat with the duchess tonight.

 

“Who said that? Stop talking nonsense and bring a letter and a pen.”

 

The maid hesitated and left the room.
A little later, the door opened again.

 

Agnes didn’t look back over there, but only reached out her hand.

 

“Give it to me.”

 

“Didn’t we decide to go on a boat ride?”

 

When she turned her head to a familiar voice, Emmerich stood instead of the maid.

 

“Today is the last day of Rose Night.
Since you came all the way here, you need to ride a boat.”

 

“Ha.
Is this the right time for me to play boat with you?”

 

“You said you want to send a letter.”

 

Emmerich brought up something out of the blue.
He took the rose-scented letter paper out of his arms and handed it over.

 

“It’s paper.”

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“What about the pen?”

 

“I’ll give it to you when we’re back from boating.”

 

“…You’re so petty.
Or don’t you remember the promise you made yesterday?”

 

“Sorry for the lack of distribution, Duchess.”

 

“When you become a count, do you say two things with one mouth?”

 

“What time should I pick you up?”

 

I can’t communicate with him.
Emmerich maintained a radiant smile and never bent his will.

 

“Will you send a letter to Laslo after the boat ride?”

 

“Of course.”

 

“I’ll see if you keep your promise this time.”

 

“Please trust me.
Then I’ll pick you up in the evening.”

 

He bowed politely and left the room.

 

Agnes grinded her teeth, but there was no other way.

 

After a while, the maid came back and brought something simple to eat.

 

As soon as Agnes put white bread and milk in her stomach, the maids dragged her to the bathroom.

 

“Does Cellon bathe this long?”

 

“Yeah, hmm.”

 

“It’s a hot region.”

 

They smiled vaguely and washed Agnes very passionately.

 

That wasn’t the end.

 

After the bath, colorful dresses and more colorful ornaments were waiting for Agnes.

 

The maids dressed Agnes with all their passion and sincerity.

 

I almost dozed off after how long they put on makeup.

 

“You’re so beautiful!”

 

“If anyone sees the duchess, they will fall in love at a glance.”

 

Agnes was surprised when he looked in the mirror rubbing her sleepy eyes.

 

“How did you do that?”

 

An unknowingly beautiful woman stood in front of the mirror.

 

The dress was shoulder-deep, so the elegant neckline and collarbone were clearly revealed.

 

It was decorated with a closely woven diamond necklace.

 

“Oh my! Count is here.”

 

Just in time, Emmerich knocked on the door.
The maid made all kinds of fuss and put on Agnes’ gloves.

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“Have a good time.”

 

She backed away as she added affectionately.

 

Emmerich, who opened the door and came in, made eye contact.

 

“Oh.”

 

Agnes was able to read the emotions from his eyes for the first time.

 

“You’re beautiful.”

 

Agnes was a little embarrassed of his admiration.

 

“The maids here worked hard.”

 

“I need to give them a reward.”

 

He stomped over and extended his arm for the escort.

 

“Let’s go.”

 

“I believe you’ll keep your promise.”

 

“Yes, I will.
After tonight.”

 

He muttered the sentence several times.

 

Emmerich said it was a small ship, so I thought about a ferry, but the ship standing by the river was much larger than expected.

 

“Be careful.”

 

He held Agnes’ hand and helped her get on the ship.
Oh.”

 

As soon as I got on the ship, my admiration came out first.

 

The beautiful harmony of rose petals and spheres on all sides showed off a very mysterious atmosphere.

 

“It’s supposed to be decorated with lanterns, but from this year, it’s been changed to light spheres.”

 

“Okay.
Good job.
Buy as many spheres as you can and use them.”

 

Then Emmerich smiled and said he would do so.

 

“You haven’t had dinner yet, have you?”

 

He led her to a table in the middle of the deck.
The servants approached and served the meal.

 

By the time the food came out, the ship moved slowly.

 

My hair fluttered in the summer night wind.
Agnes closed her eyes and savored the moment.

 

At that time, she forgot that she was imprisoned by the Count.

 

“Duchess.”

 

“Hmm?”

 

“The meal is here.”

 

Emmerich touched Agnes’ fingertips very slightly and led her to reality.

 

“Oh, I see.”