#Chapter 58
Autumn rain trickled down the streets.
It was bound to get chilly for a while, as it does after showers like these.
As a butler that has served the Carnoires for decades, Dymon gazed out the window and organized his to-do list for castle maintenance.
The colorful leaves that once decorated the castle were now drenched in the rain, which made them an eyesore to look at.
Even the ones that had been left on the ground as decorations in the garden were now piles of wet mulch.
It seemed like the time has come to clean them up entirely.
The annex gardens also needed some maintenance.
He was planning to replace the wilted rose bushes with some other fresh flowers.
It was crucial to keep the annex garden in good shape since Madam Carnoire resided in it.
Reminding himself to ask the Duchess for her flower of choice later, Dymon lifted the lid of the teapot.
