MHYFMAMD Ch 42
by rosey“I heard that the young master has been receiving education since he was four. Is he a slow learner?”
“He is, indeed. Most children begin their education as soon as they start talking, so Arden is much delayed.”
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“What kind of subjects does the heir to Haberfeld typically study?”
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She spoke carefully, but as if it were an offhand remark, her words echoed in the teacup.
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“Why are you curious about that?”
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“Because the young master, despite being only five, seems very dignified for his age.”
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Tenesia tried her best to appear polite.
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“I heard that the education is entrusted to Countess Olbeira, so I’ve been quite curious about it.”
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“…It’s nothing special. You could say it’s just a continuation of the same curriculum that the late Margrave followed.”
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Fortunately, Countess Olbeira seemed to take the question lightly. As Tenesia had hoped, she began to list out the details of the education.
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From arithmetic to world history, geography, and more—an excessively demanding curriculum for a five-year-old—flowed from the Countess’s lips.
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“Not only I, but the Count also takes a great interest in Arden’s education. For example, with horseback riding, he even teaches him himself.”
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“How wonderful.”
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It seemed that the education was being carried out sincerely, though the intensity was clearly excessive for a five-year-old child.
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“You must have had a hard time raising him. It’s no surprise that the young master grew up well.”
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The continued praise seemed to loosen Countess Olbeira’s demeanor. She let out a sigh with a confident expression.
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“It’s all because I worked harder than anyone else to ensure that the Haberfeld family wouldn’t be a disgrace. But Margrave doesn’t appreciate it.”
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After a brief exchange of light words, she turned to more serious matters.
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“Then, after taking charge of Arden’s education, I assume you haven’t had a chance to rest at all, have you?”
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“Of course not. The heir’s education is essentially the foundation of the Haberfeld family.”
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“That’s true,” Tenesia nodded and set down her teacup. The soft sound of porcelain clinking rang out.
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“Perhaps you should take a little rest?”
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Before Tenesia could even finish her sentence, the Countess’s furrowed brow deepened.
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“I thought we already finished this conversation earlier.”
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“It’s not just for the young master, Countess.”
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Tenesia spoke with a soothing voice, careful not to offend her.
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“I’ve heard that you’ve been absent from social events due to focusing on the heir’s education.”
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“Are you trying to say I’m ignorant of the news?”
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“Of course not. But don’t you think it’s important to hear news from outside of Haberfeld, too?”
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Tenesia paused and leaned forward slightly. Countess Olbeira, trying to appear unaffected, leaned in closer to her face.
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As Tenesia whispered, the Countess’s expression began to change subtly.
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“That’s impossible.”
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“After all, how important is it whether it’s true or not? It’s all about interest to them.”
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“What…! Do you have any idea how hard I’ve worked to teach him!”
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“I don’t think Countess Olbeira taught him poorly. It’s likely that one of the tutors you hired gave him too much psychological pressure.”
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The sound of Countess’s teeth grinding echoed clearly through the sitting room.
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“I’ve taught him over and over, and still…! I’ll have to start from scratch and teach him myself.”
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She looked ready to jump up from her seat. Tenesia carefully took her hand.
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“Please, don’t be too angry. It’s not because Countess Olbeira was jealous, is it?”
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“I’ve put so much effort into raising him! I can’t stand the thought of those fools gossiping behind my back.”
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Her hand trembled with frustration.
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“I have to take him right now. I’ll teach him harshly starting today, and perhaps then he’ll behave better in front of others.”
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“Countess, please don’t. Why don’t we try this instead?”
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Her sharp eyes, narrowing with anger, locked onto hers. In that gaze, Tenesia felt a strange similarity to the emotion she had first seen in Dietrich’s eyes.
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“What are you implying?”
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“Wouldn’t people think that the young master’s misbehavior was caused by my teaching if I took him away to play the role of the hostess?”
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It seemed that blood truly was thicker than water. The sharp gaze inspecting her was identical to Dietrich’s.
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“What do you mean by that?”
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“If I handle things this way, the young master’s bad behavior will be attributed to my teaching. Don’t you think it would be better that way?”
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Tenesia quickly added,
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“There’s nothing to worry about, Countess. You won’t be blamed.”
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“But Arden’s heir education…”
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“This is just a temporary measure. Plus, you can’t keep burdening yourself indefinitely. If the wedding goes smoothly, maybe you could come to teach him periodically, instead of relying on a tutor.”
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Tenesia cautiously laid out what Countess Olbeira truly wanted, beyond just focusing on the heir’s education.
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“Wouldn’t it be better to show Margrave the importance of heir education?”
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“Hmm…”
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As she thought, a long pause followed.
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After a few more sips of tea, the Countess’s gaze turned sharply toward Tenesia.
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