By the way, she said it all on her own initiative. Of course, Kylelius would not say much about such things, and he himself did not like the aristocratic set.

In this way, the fiancée of Kylelius and Lycia talked all afternoon in this small room, and the warmth that Kyllius had never felt since he came into this world finally tasted that comfort taste again in this small room.

For a whole afternoon, the laughter in this room was almost uninterrupted, either Kellius's and Lycia's, or heartily laughing, or covering their mouths and chuckling.

Kylelius never felt that time would pass so quickly, until Maggie knocked on the door and came in to inform the two of them that the dinner party had begun, and Keirlius noticed that it was already evening, and it was nearly nightfall.

At dusk, the sun had submerged most of its body into the unclear horizon, and the blue sky had become a little reddish and yellowish. The dim sunset slowly shone into the room, but the two of them were sitting a little far from the window, so they didn't notice it at all.

"Ah, has it been so long?" said Keleus, as he slowly stood up, straightening his arms and stretching his back, as there was a crisp crackling sound all over his seated body.

This sudden sound made Lycia, who had never heard such a voice before, panicked, thinking that there was something wrong with Kyleus's body, and hurriedly turned her eyes to Maggie on the side, trying to ask for her help.

Maggie naturally received Lycia's gaze, she stepped forward a few steps, leaned over to Lycia's side, bowed her head and whispered in her master's ear: "Miss, don't worry, it's just a normal physiological phenomenon, if you sit in a different posture for a long time, when you suddenly stand up, it will happen like the priest just now." ”

"Then why have I never been in this state? Lycia also leaned into Maggie's ear and asked softly with a hint of anxiety in anticipation.

The warm heat accompanied by the faint fragrance in Lycia's mouth caressed Maggie's ears, making Maggie tremble involuntarily, and a faint flush rose on her face, but then she was pressed down by herself, making it look like nothing had happened.

Maggie settled down, made a nonchalant expression as usual, and lowered her head and whispered to Lycia's question: "This is a phenomenon that exists in every vertebrate humanoid, even those dwarves, elves, giants, and ogres. You have never thought of this situation before, it is entirely because under my supervision, you have never stood or sat for too long, and you have developed a standardized sitting and standing posture since childhood, so this phenomenon has never happened to you. ”

"It turned out to be the credit of Maggie and the old lady teacher who taught me aristocratic etiquette. Licia sighed softly to herself. But even the softest voice could not escape the ears of Maggie, who was standing beside her. When Licia turned around, she realized that what she had inadvertently said just now had brought her a great crisis.

"My young lady, pay attention to the words you speak, that is your etiquette teacher, not some 'old woman', and I think you should have full respect for your elders and mentors. Maggie just stood there coldly, staring at her master with reproachful eyes, and correcting her faux psalms.

"At the same time, I think I should inform your tutor that such a basic general sense has not been taught to you, and I doubt her teaching ability. Or is it, miss, that you were distracted or asleep again during class? At this point, Lycia's tone became more and more stern, and in the end she didn't even use a question sentence, it seemed that she still knew her master well, and she was confident in her guess.

And the truth is not much different from her speculation, Licia stuck out her tongue embarrassedly, stretched out a hand and gently knocked her cute head, pretending to be stupid to look at the black Maggie, and made a very angry voice: "Hey~~~"

Sure enough, Lycia's cute voice unsurprisingly attracted a violent slap from the maid Maggie beside her.

"Woo~~Pain~~" Licia covered her forehead that was hit by the maid, raised her head slightly and looked at the maid with a pitiful expression, her eyes full of tears were full of sympathy for any intelligent creature with a normal psychology, flashing her smart eyes, staring at Maggie, as if full of accusations, and like a look of grievance and sadness passed to Maggie's body.

Lycia, who was familiar with her personal maid, knew that every time she did something wrong, as long as she made such an expression, she would definitely be able to pass the test with Maggie, and even let Maggie find a way to help her survive the reprimand and punishment of the Count and others.

As she expected, Maggie was indeed uncomfortable with such a look, although she was the personal maid who accompanied Licia most every day, she could tell herself with great certainty that the expression of the girl in front of her was definitely not the real feelings in her heart at this time, but for the feelings of the little master in front of her, even if she knew that she was just pretending, she couldn't help but feel a trace of weakness in her heart.

But today's situation is different from the past, and this time Maggie is probably because her master is about to get married, so she has made a decision that Licia did not expect this time. "No, you can't indulge her, she's an adult who is going to get married, and not everyone will tolerate her like me." So before she commits something she regrets, she must definitely get rid of this problem of hers. ’

Although Father Kellius didn't seem to mind much, the bad habit of being cute when something happened must be corrected, and it seems that she will be taught a strict lesson in the next few days. As she thought so, she didn't know if her so-called 'harsh lesson' would be effective, because she didn't know if she would be ruthless enough with Lycia.

Seeing that Maggie was not shaken by her pitiful expression as usual, Licia felt a little puzzled, so she decided to take a further action with some nervousness and anxiety.