Second Chances

Getting rid of her memories

I nodded in acknowledgement, and she returned to get my jewel box. My mother cooked this meal in advance for when she passed away. There was no use in wearing something from it because it was always being used.

However, as I thought about it, I understood that life is far more valuable than the things I had.

Your Excellency, the box She moved the jewellery box to a location where I could easily see it.

Every colour of magnificent jewel began sparkling from inside the jewellery box I opened. All gemstones except diamonds, garnets, emeralds, coral, pearls, and sapphires. A starry sky with all the stars radiating light could be seen.

It contained a great number of expensive and hard-to-find diamonds. Diamond earrings are what I decided on. The one that shone the brightest. "You can have it." I offered her the earrings, and she gladly accepted them.

Lina put her hand in her pocket and held the earrings. She was careful, so she stood still.

"You're free to go." I stated with my head, and I said while waving it. It is imperative that I allow myself to relish this pleasure again.

With wrinkled brows, the girl remained still. When I saw her, I raised my eyebrows, and she trembled.

She inquired with another deep bow, "My apologies, sire, what should I do with these earrings?"

'Huh! What would make me believe that? It's yours, therefore you get to pick what to do with it. " When I looked out the window, I was leaning on the chair, so I answered her.

The earrings shook in the girl's hands and slipped off. She was holding the earrings, and it seemed like they were made of flaming lava. She slipped while attempting to catch them, in fear of ruining anything priceless.

I observed the girl with an annoyed look on her face as she was lying on the floor. It is strange that she should concern herself with stones more than herself. I believe she misread it. Tears started to well in her eyes as I saw her recoil.

It may be because of the fall, or it could be because of me. I mused about it.

"Please excuse me, your highness. I wasn't able to grasp your deep thoughts on this topic." She tried to stand, but because of her sprained ankle, she couldn't.

I sighed. I don't understand why she is so pathetic. The earrings were a gift. I asked, "What could possibly be too deep for you to comprehend?"

"I.

I've got everything I need. The value of your jewellery would be completely squandered on me. " She shook her head from side to side, like a rattle drum. It was like her life was on the line.

"They are certainly not. Now that you've shown such leadership qualities, has it been a long time since Lina defied me? " I wanted to know how she was doing it while balancing herself like that.

There was a constant flow of tears coming from her eyes. I was infuriated by that.

"Since when did you start crying? This was a present from me. I encourage you to be joyful. " This question had bugged me for some time, so I asked it. Diamonds are adored by almost every lady, don't you think?

He nodded and said, "Yes, Your Majesty, I apologise, Your Majesty." With that, he grinned. But, as ugly as she was crying, her smile was far worse.

After that, I sighed because the ideas were not functioning. To be a nice person, what else could I do?

Please, I need some rest. And develop more innovative ideas. I put my feelings into it.

She nodded in reply to my nod, and bowed, just as she had started to turn. Once again, I said. "It is really important to always wear your sunglasses every day."

She simply nodded and ran away, as if she was being chased by demons. The other two maids remained completely silent while they listened to the discussion.

Norma's mouth hung open in shock, as she was unsure if this was real or a dream.

In the bowels of the building

After jotting down crucial elements that could help me be a decent person, I pulled out my papers.

"Giving gifts to everyone.

Meeting Kendrick

get him healthy food "

I noted anything and everything that I could.

The maids, who were already tired from their morning chores, were pondering whether or not to wake their employer.

They seemed terrified of her, which is why she could harm them now. They believed she had completely lost her mind. She was doing everything to push the boundaries.

While Kate was fixated on Lina's ears, where the rare jewels glittered like stars, her eyelids were already closed.

Suddenly, an idea occurred to her, and her eyes lit up. She ran in the direction of the Duchess's room.

After receiving assurance that she was welcome, she knocked on the door.

While bending her head, she inquired, "Would you prefer to have lunch here or in the garden?" As she tried to scratch her ears, her hands touched her head.

After looking outside, I turned my attention to the paper in my hands. That was positively swimming with ideas. I nodded to her and answered, "Garden Norma, if you'd prefer."

The girl bowed deeper and smiled. But she was blocking her ears with her fists. I couldn't help but giggle. Norma is really perceptive; she had totally gotten me with that comment.

To tell the truth, she has never done anything nice for me.' In other words, forget it, as I'm on my best behaviour. I'll give it to her. "

Norma, please join me. I had stated that picking a jewel box was required. I'm not giving Lina the one I once gave to Linette. It's a bit run-of-the-mill. Though she could afford it, she still had much more than she needed.

Her smile resembled that of a Cheshire cat as she approached me. "Your majesty," she said, bowing before him.

"The rubies here are a perfect complement to your hair colour. You will be proud of it. " I told her that she had an earring that Bennard gave me. There is no point in holding on to memories if there is no love.

"How can I possibly accept these?" she asked, although it was apparent in her voice that she was excited.

As you've already made clear, you don't want to have it, so I will give it to Kate. I told them to return them.

"My apologies, your highness. Your kindness can't be denied. She took the earrings, clenched them in her hands, and answered.

I simply allowed them to proceed. Once again, I pulled out the ruby necklace and presented it to Kate. After this, my memories of him will be gone, as well.

When I picked up the jewellery, I exited my room. With a shimmer in her eyes, the girl had followed me from behind. Kate had wanted to ask her buddy many questions, but she knew I may become furious, so she kept quiet.