How to be a dark hero's daughter X OC

Ch-7(1st Day)

"Come on, let's go if you're ready."

"Bye, Jade!"

"See you, Jade!"

We waved to Jade.

"Come on, lady."

I stepped into the carriage, accompanied by Zion. The carriage started. Leticia started to ask all the questions she had,

"Dad, this school I go to... how many students are there in total?"

The answer came from Marianne, not from Collen.

"Well, at most 30-40 people?"

Then this is the size of just one class. And that was school?

"Even with the gigantic tuition fees they charge, this place is picky and demanding in accepting new students."

"Will I be able to adapt well to a place like that?"

Marianne laughed at Collen.

"What are you laughing at?"

Collen asked her casually.

"I'm worried. Really. I wish these children a better fate. And I think there are several more suitable schools," Marianne said flatly.

"Why look for a 'suitable' place when there is the best? My daughters are smart and can handle anything."

"Because I don't understand."

"Is studying here hard?"

"No. Not at all. Don't worry about it. They have their methods..."

"Are there boys there?"

"All aristocratic schools, except academies, are all mixed. You can enter the academy only after graduating from a noble school."

Then the carriage stopped in front of a marble building shining in the sun. It was a lovely mansion.

'Have we arrived?'

"Madame Pauline is a distant relative of the king."

"...Yes?"

"This means that most of the students in this school are of high status."

At this time, the carriage door swung open.

Collen first came down and then held out his hand so that we could come down. I heard Marianne's words as I stepped out of the carriage.

"They're all royalty or the like."

First, Collen and Marianne took us to the principal's office to meet Madame Pauline.

"Madame Pauline."

Collin even greeted the king's relatives with a little arrogance and emphasized grace.

"Hello, Duke."

Madame Pauline smiled and greeted us. She was wearing clothes that covered her from neck to toe. Collen nodded in her direction.

"Madam, I think my daughters will be the best here."

"Ho ho, the rumours that Collen had changed turned out to be true."

Madame Pauline's eyes widened at Collen's words. Then she hastily smiled.

"Oh, Dad."

Our cheeks turned red. Collen put his hand on our shoulder and pushed us forward.

"So I hope she will be treated the best in this school. As special."

"Do you want such blatant favouritism, Duke?"