The Duke's Daughter

The Duke's Daughter

By: Novia R

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The Duke's Daughter is an ongoing urban novel by Novia R with 51 chapters, available to read online on Daisy Novel. Latest chapter added December 23, 2024.

Synopsis

Nivea Del Castano, a girl who often goes against her father's wishes. With her courage, she can always prove that her own choices are not wrong. Honesty is absolute for her, she doesn't care if she has to hurt anyone's feelings with her honesty. Until one day she found out that she was the reincarnated form of a girl who lived hundreds of years ago. Nivea could not escape, because running wherever her destiny would remain the same. Does Nivea still want to run? When her heart is set on Matias Vander Lawrence who makes her life more colorful.

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Chapter 1: Meet Grandpa

Nivea del Castano was still daydreaming for a few minutes when she woke up from her night's sleep. She was leaning against the bed, wrapped in her blanket looking blankly ahead. The enormous window in front of her was of course still closed. How could Seri, the personal maid dare to open the curtain when her lady seemed to be still fast asleep.

"Excuse me miss.", Seri stepped in front of Nivea and brought the girl's reverie to a halt.

"Ah, you!"

"Is something bothering you, miss?"

"Hmm. I met the late Grandfather."

"What? You mean?"

"Seri, you'd better open that curtain first!"

Without answering, the maid swiftly stepped over to the window on that side and opened all the curtains that were still closed. He also opened some parts of the window to allow the morning air to freely enter every corner of Nivea's room. Afterward, she returned to Nivea.

"What? Are you waiting for me to tell you?"

"Hmm. Don't you want to tell me about... your encounter with your late grandfather?"

Nivea sighed, "I don't know Seri! I dream of Grandpa so often. But, last night it was like... he was so close and I felt it was very real."

"Did he say anything?"

Nivea nodded, "Not only talking but... this time he showed me something."

"May I know, miss? What did your grandfather... show you?"

"A painting. I thought it was my face, but Grandfather said that the girl in the painting was a royal servant in the year.... years... Ah, I don't remember what year he said."

"Are you sure, miss?"

"Hmm. Yes, I'm sure Grandfather said that it wasn't me. In fact, Grandfather wanted to say that the person I am now is... that girl who has been reborn."

"What? You mean, are you the reincarnation of a royal maid?"

"Yes. That's probably what Grandfather meant. But, what are you telling me that for? I don't understand, Seri."

"You don't need to dwell on it, miss. I hope you are not disturbed by the dream."

"But Seri, do you remember? I once told you about how I knew the power of my hands. At that time, Grandpa was the first to know it. He was still healthy and told me at the age of seven."

"Of course, ma'am. I remember you telling me about it. I think it's different. One thing Grandpa told you when he was alive and the other he told you only in a dream. I... I don't understand either. Hahaha. Sorry miss, it's time for you to go to the store."

Again Nivea sighed, "Alright, I'll stop thinking about that for a while, Seri. Help me get ready now!"

Nivea slowly lowered her legs from the bed. Then stepped to one side of the wide-open window. The girl with burgundy hair color looked out there, with her sharp brown eyes gazing at the morning atmosphere around her residence.

After a few minutes, Seri returned to Nivea to tell her that the warm water was ready. Seri invited her lady to go to the bathroom. Meanwhile, Seri prepared the dress that Nivea would wear today.

Nivea was now sitting in front of her dressing table. She had put on a simple pink dress of Seri's choice. As usual, Seri gently combed Nivea's hair and then styled it the way Nivea wanted.

"Are you planning to let your hair down today, miss?"

"No, no. Please just put it in a bun!"

"Yes, ma'am."

After being satisfied with her hairdo, the beautiful girl stood up from her seat. Taking one more look at herself in front of her mirror, she left her room.

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