There was not a single cloud in the sky.

Charlotte carried the kids one after another down from the carriage. Looking at the endless grassland, they were overwhelmed with excitement.

“Come on, I’ll take you guys to get changed.”

Morgan summoned the kids with a loud voice.

“Yay, let’s go.”

Without any hesitation, the three girls followed Morgan, pulling Ellie with them.

 

“Please slow down. Don’t run.” Ellie, who was still recovering, could not catch up with their pace.

“How I wish I could be like them. Look at how happy they are.” Just then, Robbie cast a question toward Charlotte. “Mommy, when I was at their age, was I this happy?”

 

“You’ve been a quiet boy since then.” Charlotte let out a smile. “When Jamie and Ellie were jumping up and down, you’re reading and writing at a corner. You even complained that they were childish.”

“Really? Was I that mature at two?” Robbie found it hard to believe.

quieter than both of them when you were babies,” Charlotte teased casually. “You even drank milk slower than any

Robbie was loss for

Get changed now. Let me teach you how to ride a horse,” Charlotte urged. “Let’s focus on

subordinate to change

getting ready to change into horse riding

to pick up something. She immediately bowed when she ran into Charlotte.

need to be so courteous with

you’re a nice

glared at Charlotte with a complicated

out if you got anything to say.” Charlotte

is beyond honorable. We wouldn’t dare to offend you, but there’s something I might need

utterly courteous and

glance at her

the royal family, and the royal etiquette is complicated. Sometimes small details that seem irrelevant in ordinary people are considered strict

explained, “Ms. Lindberg, please don’t misunderstand. I have no other intention. I merely want

understand.” Charlotte smiled slightly. “I’m used to behaving like this, and I’m grateful

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