"This will be your chamber, Euphyllia," Lady Romina said as she ushered me inside.
My jaw almost dropped at the elegance and spaciousness of the room. It was more refined than I expected for a mere guest chamber. It had embroidered drapes, a canopy bed, and a faint scent of roses lingering in the air.
I turned to her and was about to thank her, but she spoke before I could. "Also, my brother-in-law just mind-linked me," she said, her gaze softening. "He wishes you to rest for now... but later, you are to be summoned to his study room."
"Summoned?" I parroted, creasing my forehead in confusion.
She nodded as she folded her hands in front of her. "Indeed. He will be waiting. You can freshen up first, and if you need anything, I will have a maid stationed outside your door. Do not hesitat
