Childcare Diaries - [Author: 봄볕의기억 ]

Chapter 23

Translator: Effe and Nabi

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Chapter 23

"Welcome."

The wood factory that displayed the furniture had a different taste.

It was a different person from the one who came to deliver the other day, but Marie noticed the style of the store and realized that the Count had listened to her opinion.

[ It looks gorgeous and classy, ​​but I don't think it would be suitable for the young master. It would be better if it's a place that uses a suitable material, such as cypress wood, for a design that provides comfort. ]

'He still remembers that.' A little impressed, she stood next to him and peered at the Count, who was glancing around.

"Do you like anything?"

"The young master should like it more than me..."

"You still don't know him? If it's something that you choose, he would undoubtedly be excited about it big time."

Marie, conceived by his words, bit her mouth. 'You can't laugh too loudly in front of the Count.' She opened her mouth and suppressed the laughter.

"I like this."

Marie pointed to the furniture that stood out from when she entered the store. It was a piece of furniture in a light brown color, somewhat beige in a way.

"You have a good eye. If you touch it, you'll know that the finished texture is safe in case they hit the corners and hurt themselves.

Marie nodded as she listened to the explanation. Looking at the furniture, she could see the small details the carpenter focused on.

"Then, I'll order a desk, a bed, and a chair with this material. Do we need anything else?"

"No."

When she answered, Kentrail asked the owner about the price.

"Yes, sir. I'll be bringing it to the mansion as soon as they are done."

It would take about two weeks, so it was faster than he thought.

"Shall we go, then?"

"Yes."

Choosing her favorite furniture, the Count and Marie left the shop with pleasant steps.

***

One by one, shadows appeared on the heated ground. It started to rain enough to create pools of water.

"What do we do now?"

The Count, who hated the hassle, had left all his servants, so there wasn't anyone with an umbrella for him. Though because it was a sudden rain, even if there were a servant, he would not have known to bring an umbrella.

"It looks like it's just a shower, but let's avoid the rain here for a while, then leave."

They had already passed two blocks, so it was too late to return to the store.

"I don't want you to have a cold."

Marie, standing in a tent in front of a store, brushed off the water from Kentrail's shoulder and spoke in an upset tone.

"Who should you be caring about right now?"

"It's fine... because I've never caught a cold."

Kentrail, who had suffered from a cold not too long ago, couldn't say anything back.