As always, engulfing herself in work was Milena's favorite and most efficient way to keep herself busy, and focusing on matters other than those that made her worry. There was always plenty to keep herself busy with, between her piles of work from her duty as a Grand Princess, business owner, daughter of the House De Crescent and her husband's proxy. She was tired of the nobles trying to act as if she could be more easily manipulated than her husband, and because her mood was particularly bad, her letters that week turned out to be meaner and a bit more blunt than necessary. She didn't care, however. Those who really considered her an ally had been thoughtful enough to send her less mail in consideration of her pregnancy, and anyone could understand the main reason the Grand Princess had g
