Even if it is the right person for the right job, I must respectfully decline to take on the role of being disliked.

Countess Marguerite Morton had been an unusually nervous person since childhood. Even though she never displayed anger when she noticed something, her awareness caused unease among the servants, awkwardness for the hosts, and discomfort for herself. Until her fiancé entered the academy, he used to say that Marguerite was thoughtful, but at the academy, he merely appeased his friends when they spoke ill of Marguerite's nervousness. And then one day he says: "If only Marguerite would play the role of the one who is disliked, as she always does, everything would work out smoothly." Thank you for the points and bookmarks. I also appreciate the typo reports.