The Troublemaker's Major Mishap

Even when Prince Eiren came to visit our manor, he caused plenty of trouble.

Just how many cabinets, windows, and bottles of liquor had he broken?

Every time, either his full sister, the Second Princess, who’d come with him, or the attendants who came rushing after him would discreetly slip us more gold coins than the cost of what he’d broken, so we let it slide.

Even so, the reason we let him do as he pleased and even patted him on the back, telling him to come visit more often, wasn’t because of the gold coins…… Anyway, it wasn’t.

After all, if Maria and the prince got engaged early someday, the Second Princess and Derek, who were siblings, wouldn’t end up becoming in-laws twice over.

There was also the small matter of giving Maria a friend.

Well, from the start, there was no point trying to keep Prince Eiren from coming.

Anyway, I’d seen him visit our manor over and over and get up to all sorts of mischief.

But seeing him now, what he’d shown us at our manor could be called downright well-behaved.

I wasn’t seriously worried for no reason when I saw the elderly Prime Minister clutching the back of his neck as though he were about to collapse...