From Betrayed Luna to Crowned Princess
"It was Lady Cressida. It was her order, my lady, hers from the start. She comes to the shop herself, quietly, by the back, and she tells me what to write and what to leave out. She made me keep the two books. One to send up to Lady Vivienne, all losses and old cloth, and the real one for her and her mother's eyes alone. I didn't dare refuse her. Who am I to refuse the Grand Princess's daughter? She would have had me turned out into the street, or worse. I only did as I was told. Mercy, my lady, please."
So there it was. Not only Marianne. Marianne and her daughter both, the two of them working it together, the mother sweet-talking Vivienne to her face while the daughter crept in the back of
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