Oh, don't let anyone, not even Liliana herself, try to convince either of them, that there was no intrinsic benefit in miring the admittedly tragically devoted even deeper in said devotion. Clearly, that's why she went through all the trouble. Ignore the fact that doing so was wholly unnecessary to achieve the same result; it was just good practice to be thorough.

"An unfortunate slip of the tongue," Ignis offered. "My sincerest apologies to Starlily and her esteemed owner, especially when I should really have expected no less."

With that, and a small, reflective pause, he reached out to gently take the envelop from Liliana. "I'll tuck it somewhere for safekeeping until we get home and I can find a good space to commemorate it justly. Perhaps somewhere in the study. Or, well, I believe the front of the fridge is often quite customary for such things, as well."