<span style="font-style: italic">"I will have one of the servants show you to a room Princess. You can join us for breakfast after you have changed out of that ridiculous concoction you call a dress."</span>It was insufficient to say Beatrix was unhappy over such a comment. But as insulted as she was, she spoke not a word in response. She merely gave a forced smile and curtsied. Josephine time hard not to giggle at Raoul's comment, as she agreed all too much. Such extravagance was unnecessary, and it would not be accepted in this kingdom. Once the foreign princess had been led off by a servant as Raoul had said, she calmed greatly. "I cannot believe your father would arrange a marriage for you with such a stingy, self-obsessed female. And not tell you about it, especially! What was he going to do, come up to you one day and say, 'Oh by the way, you're getting married to some princess from Anduvia... Undava... oh, wherever she's from." The queen was obviously uncomfortable with all of this, and quite outward about it.