"Lady must have free time to think about one's appearance. And here I've thought aristocratic ladies are busy with education, dancing and music since they are born. I must have thought wrong."
Veronica wasn't wrong.
Aristocratic ladies studied music and manners since they were born.
They were taught how to walk, speak, eat and talk.
They had to dance until their feet bled. They had to learn how to sew until their fingers bled.
When they had time, they had to organize tea parties or attend parties.
At the party, they had to show how much they learned to establish a good reputation to capture a potential groom.
Veronica learned it from Ovior and pitied aristocratic ladies for their fate. She was also grateful for her carefree life.
When she sympathized with the noble ladies, she never thought that there would be a day she would use their lifestyle to criticize them.
