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“Nothing brings profit like a war between major players, so I welcome such a conflict. Getting back to smiles, have you ever seen Her Majesty? In paintings or, perhaps, photographs?…” The Baroness waved her hand, deciding that the question wasn’t important for her answer. “Her smile is… well, it’s full of cynicism, but that clearly doesn’t match either her lifestyle or, even more so, the burden of the responsibilities she faces every day. In my opinion, only madness can hide behind such a smile. I wouldn’t want such an enemy, and certainly not an ally. What else did you have? Color, season, and favorite person… I have no preferences, but what about my husband? As they say, love is a cruel thing; you’ll love even a rabbit… After so many years of marriage, he’s running around some low-class casino. And it’s not even as if he’s going there for some material gain! He just wants to squander the family’s capital and gawk at dressed-up hussies… I wish some artery would burst in that Lalik’s head; he makes money out of thin air by preying on such fools.”