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conversations.value:  As far as appearances went, Claire was designated as a witness and I was being presented as a doctor, of sorts.
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conversations.value:  If I was going to change anything about Yu’s life, I first needed to know what Yu wanted. I had asked Misha, yes, but indirect impressions tend to get distorted. I needed to ask Yu.
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conversations.value:  "This is not a matter of want, Master Yu." I had wanted to speak to Yu freely, so I had requested we be left alone, but since this was an issue that affected the entire country, we weren’t. Chancellor Salas was with us. I wished it could have been anyone else. Salas just kept finding new ways to earn my contempt.
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conversations.value:  Salad—I mean, Salas—looked directly at us and continued. "It pains me to say this, but Yu must remain a prince. The matter has long since surpassed the question of what he wants for himself." His tone clearly implied he thought this entire meeting a farce.
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conversations.value:  "We understand what you’re saying, Master Salas. Of course we grasp the complexity of the issue." Claire said in a mollifying tone. "However, setting that aside, if we don’t know Yu’s true feelings, we won’t be able to provide the necessary emotional support when it finally becomes possible to confirm his manhood." Claire continued, urging Salas to consider planning for the future in every regard to ensure the success of the royal family. Every time I saw her engage in politics like this, I was blown away by her deft, intellectual arguments. Her usual haughty arrogance and selfish attitude were nowhere to be seen. In this instant, Claire was the perfect noble lady.
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conversations.value:  "In other words, you consider knowing Yu’s true feelings a matter of planning for the future, regardless of what might come to pass?"
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conversations.value:  "That is correct."
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conversations.value:  Salas put his hand to his chin, thinking. He looked quite striking in that pose. He shared his silver hair and red eyes with Lilly, and his cold, clean features had earned him a large fan base both inside and outside the palace. He even consistently ranked pretty highly among players of the game. Just as a lot of guys will fall over themselves for beautiful women, a lot of women fall over themselves for beautiful men. Not that he had an iota of an effect on me. "I think there may be something to this argument. Well, Master Yu?"
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conversations.value:  Yu looked contemplative. "May I speak frankly, then?"
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conversations.value:  "Personally…if it were possible, I would like everyone to know I’m a girl."
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conversations.value:  "Master Yu…" Salas’s face creased with concern.
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conversations.value:  "Don’t look at me like that, Salas. There’s nothing that can be done about it, so here I am, performing the perfect prince you all see me as. But I can’t change my feelings." Yu said apologetically.
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