Chapter 8

"Retisia? I think you look cute just as you are, but as a princess, do you want to change into a dress for tea?"

"Eh, no, that's... troublesome..."

Ugh.

I almost start to say, "It's so troublesome, I'd like to stay like this, please."

No, no.

I quickly cover my own mouth in a panic.

Even though I'm small, as a girl, I think the princess's dresses are cute.

Even if she is a princess who hasn't amounted to much,

the dresses filled with cute ribbons, lace, and silk are something unimaginable for Yuki, a commoner girl who, in her lifetime, was far from being fashionable and prioritized functionality

(just as long as it looked decent and didn't make others uncomfortable, anything would do...).

However, why do royals have to change clothes for every occasion?

It's not right to change out of a dress you've only just put on.

At the very least, you should stay in your first dress for a whole day.

Since all the dresses are cute, it's fine not to change so often, I can't help but think.

"You're right. It's fine just as you are."

Felis smiles brightly.

It's a mischievous, beautiful smile that would make even the handsome characters in games blush.

Even though I mumbled and tried to cover it up, I think he probably understood that I found it troublesome.

"We find formal attire troublesome too, but changing clothes is even more difficult for girls, isn't it?"

"Felis-sama, if you were to change clothes several times a day, I think it would be very worthwhile."

No good.

I'm being quite double-standard.

I think it's troublesome, yet I'm recommending it to my husband with a smile.

Because, with this person, no matter how many times he changes, he would look great...

Purely out of an aesthetic desire...

"Really? Then, next time, I'll dress up a lot for Retisia. I usually slack off because it's troublesome."

"I look forward to it."

I've never been interested in men's clothing, either in my past life as Yuki or now as Retisia,

but my husband is a very visually appealing subject.

This world doesn't have smartphones, and such words aren't popular, but

if I were to use a term from my past life in Japan, it would be "photogenic."