The Tanaka Family Reincarnates

evening party without attending even one of them,’ her grandmother scolded her yesterday.
Emma was told that it’s a banquet at the royal castle.
The only thing that saved her was that there won’t be any dance.

“Well, if it’s this weekend’s evening party, we will also attend, right, Caitlyn?”

“Well, if it’s this weekend’s evening party, we will also be attending, Catherine.”

It looked like the twins were also invited as they talked to each other about how rare it was for Emma to attend an evening party.

“Haahhh, do Catherine-sama and Caitlyn-sama go to evening parties a lot?”

Emma felt reluctant if she had to socialize after she enrolled in the academy.
And the fact that her grandmother would be accompanying her to the evening party made her even more reluctant.
Emma was surprised to see the twins, who are the same age as her, were already accustomed to attending evening parties.

“We go to at least two parties a month, don’t we? Caitlyn.”

“We go to two parties or more a month, Catherine.”

The twins came from a territory with prosperous trade, so they often attend gatherings together with foreign guests as guides, including tea parties and evening parties held in the royal capital.
As even the devil-may-care twins were doing their job properly, Emma couldn’t possibly say that she didn’t want to go.

“I heard that the neighboring country’s Prince will be attending, so this weekend’s evening party’s scale will be bigger.
Right, Caitlyn?”

“The neighboring country’s Prince will be attending, so the party’s scale will be big is what I heard, Catherine.”

“Haahhh……”

For her grandmother to choose such an influential banquet out of all parties, Emma could only think of it as harassment.

I want to dye Rose’s dresses with the new ink…

Emma sighed again as she had many ideas on her mind but no time to try them.

“From the Bell House, Older Brother is in attendance, so I don’t need to go.
A frilly dress doesn’t suit me, and the occasion doesn’t allow me to wear men’s clothing either, after all.”

‘I pity you…’ Marion, who had skillfully avoided the evening party, sympathized with Emma.