After the initial days of probing, two different handwritings on the diary pages gradually became accustomed to conversing through the same pen.
They clearly did not fully trust one another, but as they tested each other and their lives became entangled, their relationship gradually grew closer.
Miss Louisa and Princess Leisha discussed the situation at the time and confirmed that the accident had not been caused by either of them. After various attempts confirmed that it could not be ended, they agreed to temporarily take over each other's lives, even occasionally complaining about one another's circumstances.
In flowing script, one handwriting had left this sentence:
Louisa, why are so many people coming after you for manuscripts? Just how long have you been delaying them?!
Though he was only reading the words, Shade could feel the irritation behind them.
Why do I have to wash your clothes? Oh, Lady, do you know that from childhood until now, I have never even entered a Laundry Room?
This was probably just a minor complaint.
Are you really a woman? Why don't you have a dedicated dressing room?
Shade restrained himself from showing any expression while reading the diary.
Dorothy, please allow me to offer my sincerest apologies. The potted flower you kept on the windowsill was accidentally... I will send money to your address.
Though these sentences were brief, they made Princess Leisha's curiosity about the unfamiliar life of ordinary people, and the amusement it brought her, very clear.
The sentences Miss Louisa wrote were mostly warnings to the other party. From the handwriting, it was clear that the Blonde Young Lady had been quite frantic at the time:
Don't wear my dresses without permission.
Don't casually talk to my friends, especially Doctor Bill Schneider. You'll be seen through!
Don't speak to my