In the past, the reason I was called to the student council was because I was a princess, but now it seems it's because I'm a 'notable person.'@@novelbin@@

In the empire’s social hierarchy, where titles are simply divided into Duke, Count, Baron, and other untitled nobles, the number of people who could truly be called 'notable' is extremely small—aside from the royal family, almost all of them are concentrated in the dukes and counts. There are as many as twelve dukes. Naturally, the counts are more numerous, and barons are so abundant that they’re everywhere.

So, when a baron becomes a 'notable person,' in a way, it can be more contentious than the children of a middling count family.

Well, someone might try to say, “That baron’s daughter is making a fuss,” but what’s the worry when two princesses will be right next to me?

“Ah, Lady Grace!”

The student council president greeted me in an unusual manner.

“You look even more beautiful than the last time I saw you. I sent a few letters, but I assume you didn’t read them?”

“……”

Oh.

Had we met before?

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