This case involving Blizzard Manor, aristocratic scandals and detective stories spread throughout the city almost instantly, providing interesting topics for people who spent the cold summer of 1854. Even the editor of the "Steambird Daily"

They also urged Dorothy to adapt the incident into a story as soon as possible and publish it before the popularity of the case subsided, but the writer refused in the name of "respecting the deceased."

In fact, she just didn't want to rush the manuscript.

Although Lecia smiled afterwards and said that no one would dare to invite Shade and Dorothy to a country manor for vacation in the future, Shade thought it was nothing:

"It's just a case of ordinary people. It's not like I encounter relics wherever I go. This is not bad luck."

"Yes, my knight, everything you said is correct. However, I like your name to appear in the newspapers often."

"Why?"

In the princess's green eyes, Shade's face was reflected:

"Every time I see your story in the newspaper, it makes me feel that you are always by my side. After all, you don't come to see me often, and I can only know about my beloved by reading the newspaper.

Knight, what are you doing?"
Chapter completed!