Letting Frau take over all the chapters simply isn't fair. Let's welcome Martha to share some of her experience with Frau with us. Ready...Steady...GO!

  My name is Martha. I am a commoner so I don't have a last name. I work as a maid in the noble house of Farnandes. My job is to take care of the youngest child of the household, Frau-sama. I have been with him since he was born.

  Frau-sama's a quiet child. You wouldn't know he is there even if you're in the same room. But it's not like he is mute. He just doesn't talk much.

  Frau-sama is gentle. He treats my children like friends and treats me like a mother.

  Sometimes I feel sorry for him. His parents and siblings behave like strangers.

  Frau-sama may be quiet but he is intelligent. He shows interest in books more than toys. He has a bright future ahead of him, I am sure.

  When he was born, madam shunned him because he was a boy and his left eye turned out to be red. 'Demon child', this was whispered among the servants. For three years I have lived with him. He definitely isn't what they called him.

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  I think Frau-sama knows what they call him. That must be why he keeps long bangs over his left eye.

  Frau-sama doesn't have a mana core. It's considered a disgrace for the noble house of Farnandes. They are a proud mage family with a long history. This is why he was named Frau Krasiva instead of Frau Farnandes.

  Today is his 3rd birthday. He grew up to be a beautiful and delicate child. His body is quite frail. His hair is a little wavy and raven black like his mother, his skin is jade like. Truly a beautiful child. I am proud of him. After all I raised him myself.

  I thought I would see his growth with my own eyes. But my dreams have been shattered. His being sent away to his uncle. But I think It's better this way. Because His uncle Duran-sama is a great person. He will surely have a good life.

  That's why I will put a smile on my face and wish you good luck for your new life.

  Farewell my dear child!