When I returned to my territory’s residence, Beatrice-chan, who should be working at the <Beatrice Trading Company>, said something I didn’t quite understand.
[What are you talking about? Of course for my fifteenth birthday party, my debutante ball, my social debut!] Beatrice
[……Eh? Eeeh?! E e e e e e e e e h~~~!!] Mitsuha
No, no way…….
[It’s almost my birthday. It’s not that the debutante ball should be held on the day of my birthday, but it’s common sense that it should be held as soon as possible after my 15th birthday!
I’m pretty sure you said you were going to show us something called <Electric Light Parade>, <Stall Show>, and <Fireworks>! The food has to be better than Adelaide-chan’s, or I won’t forgive you!] Beatrice
Aaaaahhh!
I was hoping that she would forget about it, but I didn’t realize that she remembered so accurately about that thing that I was forced to promise Beatrice-chan after I became in charge of Viscount Rainer’s Adelaide-chan’s debutante ball……
When we first met, Beatrice-chan was 13 years old.
It hasn’t been two years since then, but on her next birthday, she’ll be turning 15……
Unlike the Vanell Kingdom, this country does not celebrate minors’ birthdays with much fanfare, so although I am aware that Beatrice had turned 14, but before I knew it, she’s already turning 15. I did not even know when her birthday was……
Even though the birthday of a minor is celebrated only by the family and servants, if I had been nearby, I probably would have been invited, so I guess Beatrice’s birthday was when I and the entire County of Bozes were away from each other in the royal capital and the territories. I’ve yet to…… tell the Count that my secret art of I’m asking for.
[Well…… For 3 million yen, how many shots can you launch, including the shakudama ones?] Mitsuha
[……Eh?] Master Pyrotechnic
Yes, I’m not going to be stingy here for my precious Beatrice-chan’s debutante.
……Even though it’s the Count’s money, not mine!!
Umū umu.
But, as expected, it would not be good to spend over 10 million yen, so 3 million yen should be about right. Considering the exchange of money, 120 gold coins in their money. In the Count’s financial sense, it would be about 12 million yen for the Japanese currency.