Betrothed to My Sister's Ex - Episode 6
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their own child this much? |
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you to investigate something. |
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they suited so well before. |
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going in such a hurry? |
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parfait with the master, won't you? |
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them. Do you like them? |
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They're an accessory for you, Marie. |
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a present for me as well. |
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without even realizing it. |
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bind this book, I'll go back. |
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for something so late at night? |
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and I'd like to mend it. |
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My spelling in Diltzian is still shaky. |
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ask to write it for you? |
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so he's asked me to help him. |
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That would be such a help! |
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Ipsandros, so I'll write them. |
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and for everyday conversation. |
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little. It's a book I love very much. |
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Ipsian from our late grandmother. |
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layabout who studied foreign languages. |
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and the nobility, wouldn't she? |
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you are engaged in trade with them. |
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of a baron, aren't you? |
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Shaderan lands are immigrants, |
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essential to properly manage things. |
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important work for a baron? |
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the management plans. |
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of heart into that letter. |
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those lovely words, Miss Marie. |
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the countryside who hadn't entered society. |
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Kyros ever proposed to... |
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of people helped me, too. |
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wherever you might be lacking. |
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but I hope we'll get along well. |
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Cry as much as you like. |
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matter you inquired about. |
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of the baron and his wife. |
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family is related by blood. |
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safe in the Royal Palace Library |
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child or remarriage. |
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forced himself on a maid? |
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capital's maternity hospitals. |
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of Marie and Anastasia? |
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gave birth to the sisters. |
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shed tears of joy. |
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a mix-up at the hospital? |
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that are incredibly slim. |
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words at her are her actual parents? |
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to love their children unconditionally, |
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Marie will return to her parents' house. |
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a feeling of welcome, then there's no point! |
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time. Be her practice partner. |
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to meet royalty and other nobility. |
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to make her do any of this, didn't I? |
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at the betrothal ceremony. |
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introduced into society! |
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and she has an aptitude for this. |
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celebrate the two of us today. |
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involved in greetings! |
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thank you letters, too. |
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from the Shaderan— |
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are not the same. |
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she has the chance to take flight. |
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something prepared for us. |
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returning alone. I'll go with— |
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his deathbed wrote this. |
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demanding letters arrived? |
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sickening things written in them, |
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without your permission. |
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wants to foist off on me. |
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the palace, and to you, Lord Kyros. |
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is lovely, as usual. |
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such things from gentlemen. |
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side from now on, so— |
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my absence may have caused you. |
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interrupt while you are relaxing... |
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remote that I would like to visit. |
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I want to go and see. |
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anything that might keep you from going. |
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ceremony drawing near, |
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to bond privately with the master. |
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to speak badly of my wife, |
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lovely qualities in detail. |
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baron where you're going, |
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don't have to use that strength. |
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sweetheart, aren't you? |
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sweetheart, then it would be bad. |
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before the age of eighteen |
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here two months ago, you see. |
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sister is already home." |
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who turns six this year. |
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the package we received earlier. |
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sister passed away, didn't she? |
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with her inside, didn't it? |
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bandits on the flatlands, |
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carriage overturned in the muddy waters. |
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the previous day had caused it to swell. |
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in would be impossible. |
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out on a journey is fine with me, |
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would turn out like this. |
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like my life has gotten shorter because of it. |
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Think You May Make Me Dizzy." |
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