It's been quite a while since they got married, and he had never seen her so fond of dressing up...
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The luncheon was held in the manor's dining room.
The dining table here was exquisitely and meticulously set up, with a linen tablecloth covered with a sumptuous feast, including roasted squab, honey-glazed venison leg, fresh vegetable salad, and sweet wine brewed from wild berries specific to the Silver Pine Forest.
On both sides of the spacious dining room, musicians holding instruments provided accompaniment.
Grand Duke Edward sat at the head of the banquet table, with his sister Erin on his left, and the most esteemed guest of Campbell Duchy, Mr. Colin, on his right.
As for the manor's host Ges himself, he was rather squeezed into the fourth position.
However, Ges himself had no complaints about such an arrangement, as dining at the same table with the Grand Duke was already a great honor for him.
