It didn't take long before the entire estate of the Langston family became aware of the two days' journey to the imperial capital. It was the entire family's outing together in a long time.
In the absence of Hibro, Martha, the head maid of the main manor became in charge of preparing a large procession with a handful of servants and knights for tight security. She also needed to send letters to the head butler of the Langston family's manor at the imperial capital.
After all, these were the wives and children of her master, the grand duke. If anything should happen to them during their journey, the blame would fall on her head and her neck would be at risk of immediate execution.
Time gradually flew by as the preparation went on throughout the late spring and ended in the beginning of summer, the early summer.
