The Princess and the Knight for Two Days a Week

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## The Princess and the Knight for Two Days a Week

### Chapter

13 (Japanese)
12 (English)

### Author

Kitao Taki

***"The Princess and the Knight for Two Days a Week"*** (週休5日の姫と騎士 Shuukyuu 5-nichi no Hime to Kishi) is the thirteenth chapter of *éclair blanche*, written by Kitao Taki.

## **Summary**

Kurumi and Maho are waiting for Kurumi's parents to come home, though they are seemingly having marital troubles. They're watching the TV and see a show detailing how knights would swear loyalty to their master to become a knight. The two of them are inspired by this and complete the ceremony, with Kurumi dubbing Maho her knight.

Now grown up, Maho arrives at Kurumi's place to tutor her. Maho openly calls her princess in front of Kurumi's friend and hugs her to dissinfect her from the touch of her friend. She agrees to stop calling her princess in front of others when she commands Maho to stop, however. Kurumi laments on how, even though Maho is still pretending to be her knight, the two of them aren't dating.

Maho serves Kurumi sweets that she made and watches Kurumi while she eats, not eating anything herself so as not to disrespect her. In reality, she was just waiting for Kurumi to feed her. Maho continues to spoil her throughout the day. Even Kurumi's friend is suprised they aren't dating. Still, Maho hasn't ever stayed the night. Kurumi isn't sure that she would agree to do so.

Kurumi wonders if Maho will ever give up the knight schtick. She feels like she's taking advantage of Maho's kindess and that she'll never see Kurumi as just herself. So, she cleans before Maho gets there the next time she visits and prepares tea for her. She tries to do Maho's nails, but they end up messy. The cookies she baked end up burned, and then she spills tea all over Maho's phone.

On the phone, Kurumi sees a notification for a date. Maho assures her that the phone is okay, but Kurumi still begins to cry, thinking that Maho is seeing someone. When Maho tries to comfort her and calls her princess, Kurmi yells at her to stop calling her that. She asks if Maho really likes her, and says that she feels like she's the only one who likes the other. She asks for a kiss, but Maho kisses her hand, upsetting Kurumi more.

Kurumi embraces Maho and asks her to be her girlfriend. Maho asks if that's a command. Kurumi says that she wants Maho to truly love her. Maho still pushes Kurumi to command her to do so, and when Kurumi refuses, tells Kurumi that she's the one who doesn't get it.

Maho says that she's been waiting for that command. She spoiled Kurumi as much as she could so that she couldn't live without her. From the moment Kurumi knighted Maho, she was hers. So, Kurumi commands Maho to be hers. Maho obliges and immediately kisses Kurumi. The two spend the night together as lovers.

## **Characters**

* **Kurumi -** Kurumi "knighted" Maho as a child, and since then, has been spoiled by Maho. She is bothered by Maho's behavior and wants to be her actual girlfriend.
* **Maho -** Maho plays the role of Kurumi's unwavering knight. She dedicates herself so fully so that Kurumi wouldn't be able to live without her.

## **Author Comment**

"My favorite trope is "the handsome one usually bottoms," but my other, absolute favorite is "the servant dominating their master," so that's how this story ended up! Kurumi will probably keep being tormented by having to roleplay as a princess. I'm not saying in what way, though!"