Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 295 A nobleman marrying a commoner

Felissa understood what Viscount Cliff liked in her.

In the royal city, every inch of land is at a premium. Anyone you bump into on the street is either a noble or a member of a noble family. The daughter of a baron is nothing. With Felicia’s status, even if she enters the circle of nobles, she is nothing.

The one who grovels and flatters in every possible way.

But Felissa was treated as an equal friend by Fred.

So this reveals Felissa's ability, although Felissa doesn't think this is her ability.

Felissa sighed helplessly and admitted to the unknown lady: "Mother, even without His Excellency Viscount Cliff, I would have been involved in some incidents and I would have been unable to escape."

Because she didn’t want her parents to worry when they were thousands of miles away, Felissa hid a lot of things in the letters she sent home. She reported good news but not bad news, and only focused on her daily life and study. Therefore, the nameless lady didn’t know many things.

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But this does not prevent Mrs. Wuming from understanding the truth: if you want to get something, you have to pay something. In many cases, the price does not come, but is waiting in the future.

"I shouldn't have let you go to the Royal City." Mrs. Wuming said with a wry smile.

Originally, when she asked Felissa to go to the Royal City, she really just wanted her to learn more knowledge. Although Felissa would not inherit the title in the future, it would be good for her to learn more magic, but how could she think of it?

Felissa has entered the highest level of aristocratic power class by her own ability.

But it's too late to regret now.

"I will talk to Viscount Cliff, mother, please help me make arrangements."

Since Viscount Cliff already knows her existence, it is far better to take the initiative to find Viscount Cliff at this time than to wait for Viscount Cliff to find her. She does not have much initiative in front of Viscount Cliff.

, if you can strive for something, it’s worth it.

In this case, there was no better way, and the nameless lady nodded with a heavy heart.

In the afternoon, the mother and daughter took a short nap, and then were invited by Sophia to have afternoon tea together.

Although Sophia is Viscount Cliff's head maid, her status is extraordinary. Strictly speaking, this afternoon tea is not Sophia's turn to entertain them as the hostess.

The other maids seemed accustomed to Sophia's hospitality.

"I really miss it," Mrs. Wuming recalled the past and couldn't help but sigh, "the time I used to study with Sophia."

"Yes, we have grown up together since childhood." Sophia smiled and nodded.

Felissa sat aside and acted as a companion, silently interrupting the two elders' reminiscing.

From their conversations, Felissa learned that the original unknown lady and Sophia stood out from a group of children and became the current reading companions of Viscount Cliff. As they grew up, due to their personal

Character traits have different divisions of labor.

The Nameless Lady is resolute and decisive, responsible for external affairs, while Sophia is gentle and meticulous, responsible for internal work. Although the two have different divisions of labor, in Viscount Cliff's heart, their statuses are equal, so Sophia and the Nameless Lady

The relationship has always been very good.

Viscount Cliff is indeed very powerful, no matter from every aspect. A good leader must balance the relationship between his subordinates.

Some ideas are popping up in my mind.

Felissa is very clear about her strengths and weaknesses. She has a world view that is more advanced than most people here, but that is because she has had different experiences from others. She has only seen things that do not exist in this world.

There is nothing to be proud of. She can occasionally gain a little limelight by relying on some knowledge in the past, but this is not a long-term solution. She lacks the qualities of a noble.

This does not refer to the aristocratic quality of eating, drinking and having fun, but refers to the "real skills" like Safi and Nancy.

Felissa may become a very upright and excellent person, but as she is now, she is completely unable to become a good noble. Being a good noble is not just about character.

She might be able to learn a lot from Viscount Cliff.

Although she thought so, Felissa didn't have a chance to talk to Viscount Cliff all afternoon, and Olivia was nowhere to be seen. Both mother and daughter seemed very busy.

It wasn't until dinner that Viscount Cliff and his daughter appeared together.

After finishing the meal, it should have been the best time for the unknown lady to speak, but she fell into hesitation.

Felissa understood her mother's hesitation. After all, caring leads to confusion. This matter was difficult for the unknown lady to make a decision, but she had already made up her mind.

"Your Excellency Viscount," so Felissa spoke up herself, "I have something to say to you. Is it convenient for you?"

Facing Felissa's opening, Viscount Cliff raised his eyebrows with interest, then glanced meaningfully at the unknown lady, and nodded: "Of course, come with me."

"Felissa!" Mrs. Nameless shouted, her voice full of uneasiness.

But Felissa was very calm, and in turn comforted Mrs. Wuming: "Don't worry, mother, I'm sensible."

At this point, what else could Mrs. Nameless do besides sighing? She could only watch helplessly as Felissa followed in the footsteps of Viscount Cliff.

When they arrived at Viscount Cliff's study, Viscount Cliff looked at Felissa with wild eyes: "You are completely different from what your mother described."

Felissa accepted Viscount Cliff's inspection without changing her expression, and chuckled when she heard this: "Of course my mother's perspective on me is different from others."

"Maybe," Viscount Cliff said noncommittally. Facing the younger generation, she would not care so much. "Maybe your mother didn't mention it, but from a blood perspective, you can call me aunt."

This was indeed a very impactful thing. Felissa could not maintain her composure for a moment and blurted out: "This is impossible!"

"Why is it impossible?" Viscount Cliff asked.

Isn’t it obvious why it’s impossible?

"The royal family will not allow you the freedom to choose your marriage partner," Felissa said. "Your marriage partner must be a civilian sent by the royal family to monitor and control you. It is definitely not within the scope of the royal family's permission."

Cliff was silent for a while and sighed: "I didn't expect you to give such a reason. Sure enough, your mother's judgment of you has a big problem."

Felissa probably knew what her mother said about her. She said objectively: "My mother was not wrong, but what she didn't expect was that Wangcheng changed me so much."

Viscount Cliff didn't investigate whether this was true or not. She just nodded and said, "Then I'm very happy that you have such a change."

Felissa smiled politely, accepted Viscount Cliff's compliment, and then asked curiously: "So how did you do it, marry a commoner?"

(End of chapter)