ISN'T BEING A WICKED WOMAN MUCH BETTER

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Isn't Being A Wicked Woman Much Better?  Chapter 39
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Chapter 39

“Whoa… What do I do!”

Arin grabbed the shoulder that Princess Deborah had touched while her face turned red and began stamping her feet like crazy.

‘So cool! She’s so cool!’

She should never wash these clothes, which were touched by the divine touch of the Princess, and keep them as an heirloom for the rest of her life.

‘But I don’t have many clothes.’

Because her family is ruined because of her father, who likes to gamble and has a business problem.
(T/N: By business problem, the author means that the father likes to ‘gamble’ with his businesses and possibly keeps getting in debt.)

Arin tapped the tip of her old shoes with a sullen face, and then cheered up as she recalled the contents of the fourth clause of the contract brought by the Princess.

[Arin Oslot is working as Seymour’s librarian as of April 23.]

The position of Seymour’s internal librarian was temporarily vacant, so she decided to work there as a temporary employee.

‘I can’t believe I’m the Princess’ vassal!’

“Kyaa!”

She was so happy that she let out a shriek.

The Princess was also a very compassionate master.

As the librarian, she can read books as much as she wants and do her schoolwork at the same time.
Also, the salary is quite high, so she can buy new clothes right away.
Above all, it was an honor for her family to be able to breathe in the same space as the Princess.

‘I’m so happy. It’s like a dream.’

Actually, she was really scared at first…
Arin Oslot’s first impression of Princess Deborah, whom she had only heard of through rumors, was horror itself.

The appearance of Princess Deborah, who had dark circles because she had trouble sleeping, and her eyes turned red from holding back her yawn, was even more brutal that day.
The Princess, who appeared with her bloodshot eyes and a gloomy atmosphere, struck George with the truth by saying he was ugly, with an uncomfortable look on her face.

‘Ugh…’

How can she just come out like that?

The unpleasantness was also short-lived.
Princess Deborah, who is rumored to be bad-tempered, may not have stepped up to help her, but in the end, Arin was able to escape George’s bullying thanks to her.
When she tried to endure her fear and say thank you, in front of Arin’s eyes, the Princess began to punish George for behaving carelessly.

Strangely, that night, Arin couldn’t sleep properly because she kept thinking about the Princess.

“The absurd theory you claim to be true.”

‘Why wasn’t I able to refute it so confidently like the Princess?’

Arin was slowly losing confidence because of the ignorant words her father and brother habitually uttered.

Like George, her father, the Earl of Oslot, had a prejudice that women were naturally incapable of magic, and invested much more in his son.
So, since childhood, high-quality education was monopolized by her older brother, and the education Arin received was only basic.
However, she likes to read and is smart, so she was able to qualify for the program for gifted people run by Wizardry Association on her own.