“An interview?” Dongyoung said in a flabbergasted tone.

“Each visitor has a different purpose for their visit, so this helps us determine the most appropriate discussion method,” Yumia explained.

“Why should we do this? Why is this so troublesome? Can’t I just meet and talk with them? It’s not like I’m interviewing a King. Don’t you think you’re going overboard?”

“Did you come with an appointment?” 

“I stopped by since I was in the area. I can’t do that?”

“Ah… I see. Then I’ll let them know that that’s the case. Is everyone else in the same position?”

Yumia smiled lightly. Then, without waiting for an answer, she bowed slightly and stepped back.

Dongyoung’s expression changed instantly. He unexpectedly felt ‘anxious’. In his mind, he replayed the first day at the estate’s entrance. The embarrassment and ridicule of that day filled his mind.

“Wait!” Gibin shouted.

“How does your master treat visitors who come without an appointment?”

“They usually have a cup of tea with the visitors and chat. They usually take about ten minutes per visitor,” Yumia replied after a brief pause.

“There’s no deeper discussion?”

“My masters do not discuss anything that they haven’t already prepared to discuss beforehand. They think that...