To Lourylâs confused question, Clerivan answered neatly and succinctly.
âI donât quite understand what youâre saying. How can you say it is fortunateâŠ?â
âOf course, itâs not a good thing that Viese can exercise the same rights as the Lord for a moment.â
Clerivan frowned for a moment, he was bothered by Louryl calling him âbrotherâ, then he said.
âBut the important thing is that Viese is going to do a terrible job of acting as the householder. Itâs probably hard to see with your eyes open.â
Clerivan smiled with one corner of his mouth as if it were funny just to imagine.
âSo thereâs nothing to worry about.â
âIâm glad to hear that.â
Louryl sighed again at the end of the sentence.
It wasnât as if she didnât believe what Clerivan said.
However, sheâs worried that Viese has become a householder temporarily.
It was a great thing in a way.
I canât believe everyone in the family is worried about Lombardy.
âI agree with Clerivan.â
Louryl looked at me with her eyes wide open at my words.
As much as I secretly showed my dislike for Viese, I thought Iâd be as angry as she was.
Of course, Louryl is right.
No one in Lombardy hates Viese more than I do.
I can assure you of that.
But at the same time, like Clerivan, I believed in my grandfatherâs judgment.
Although he has a strong affection for blood ties, he was not a person who could not think about public affairs separately.
In addition,
âMaybe itâs a good opportunity.â
âA good⊠opportunity?â
Thereâs a big question mark on Lourylâs head.
Viese and the word âgood opportunityâ seemed to be irrelevant in her head.
âThis time, everyone will know.â
I smiled and explained kindly to Louryl.
âEveryone will know how short of a householder Viese is.â
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People will see a little bit of the future that only I know now.
Itâs kind of like a rehearsal.
This is a preview of what happens when Viese becomes a householder.
âPerfect timing.â
In my previous life, my grandfather was seriously ill at this time of year, and to make matters worse, âit happenedâ.
Of course, Viese was acting as an assistant householder at that time.
However, Viese was not aware of the seriousness of what was happening in front of him.
Lombardy, who missed the golden time to respond and deal with the situation, had to suffer a huge loss.
Eventually, my grandfather, who had barely recovered himself, received a report from the bank chief at his bedside and even took care of the matter himself.
âWhat do you mean when the time is right?â
Then Clerivan tilted his head and asked.
âIâm just saying, my grandfather, is not seriously ill. I donât think heâs the one whoâs just gonna leave everything to Viese.â
âRight, youâre right. Heâs not the kind of person.â
Clerivan nodded when I talked around.
I smiled at Louryl not to worry.
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Obviously, there is a similarity between this life and the previous life.
For now, in my previous life, Viese was the only one left to act as acting householder at this time of year.
Like the household leader, there was no other option.
Also, this time, grandfather could not do his job properly, and Viese became a temporary householder.
But there was a big difference between last life and this life.
It was me.
Thereâs me in this life who knows the future.1
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Itâs been a few days since Viese started working as a household.
The position as a Patriarch was just as Viese had dreamed of.
He came to have power and authority that no one envies.1
Thanks to this, Viese was very satisfied every day.
The work that he was nervous about was getting better day by day, so it couldnât be better.
To be honest, it was so easy that he kept thinking, âDid my father have a hard time doing this?â
âWell, thatâs enough, right?â
Viese asked as he looked at the young household Devons in front of him.
âWhy arenât you answering me?â
Clang Devons were one of Lombardyâs many vassal families and were in charge of Lombardyâs transportation projects.
Lombardy was also an important family that brought together the familyâs many businesses, as it had tops, banks, and agricultural plantations throughout the continent.
However, the Devons familyâs sublease had deteriorated and his son had just taken over the post.
Therefore, even if he is young, he should respect the owner and use honorifics with each other.
However, Viese, who is still the eldest son of the household owner, is temporarily acting as a householder and was talking informally to the young householder of the Devons family.
ââŠYes, itâs done.â
The Householder Devons, replied, holding back his rising anger.
It was a waste of time explaining to Viese who didnât understand the report properly.
It was decided that it would be better to report back then when the householder returns later.
As the heir to the vassal family, he had seen Viese all the time, so he knew Viese was stupid.
He didnât expect it to be this much.
The head of the vassal family were very busy people.
There were also many Lombardy businesses in charge and had to take care of each family.
Thatâs why the householders didnât move directly on most things.
Except for regular meetings that were held about once a month, Lulakâs approval was obtained by sending an agent or posting documents.