Chapter 24. Everything's Absurd

The ride back to the city was smooth. There's no weighty traffic by any means, and I surmise there aren't numerous vehicles in the open country. However at that point, when we passed by the passage, recognizable uproarious commotions from the vehicle just invited us. We are simply happy that we went back promptly toward the beginning of the day; we just experienced light traffic ahead.

At the point when I escaped the vehicle, I ran rapidly to the front entryway and saw the natural essences of our housemaids. They halted what they were doing and strolled toward me.

"You looked so slight." Anna, who's just about my age, saw an unexpected change in my body.

"Your hair isn't sufficiently smooth, dear," Precilla said, contacting my hair. "You didn't visit a salon, huh?"

I just grinned at them.

"I'll spruce up later, alright?" I guaranteed them.

They generally looked so stressed over my actual appearance. No big surprise I was so shielded and coddled wh