Depends on how often she thinks she can handle this level of lightline charging; and how many books she wants to have out at one time; and whether she wants to lock her door, either at all, or in a way that'll stand up to Dukes and not just Barons; and how many minions or harem members she's planning to have and how cruel she plans on being to them.

A lot of girls who don't feel like they really need clothing rights or locked doors will often carry a book around with them, to create plausible deniability about whether they're tremendous sluts or incredibly intelligent people who can't help spending all their Farm credits on library rights.  Or at least, that's how it probably started centuries earlier, but by this point there's just a recognized local Scantily Clad Girl Carrying A Book gendertrope, which even a Duchess could adopt despite that not having any plausible deniability in terms of the original underlying logic and a Duchess's budget.

Depends on how often she thinks she can handle this level of lightline charging; and how many books she wants to have out at one time; and whether she wants to lock her door, either at all, or in a way that'll stand up to Dukes and not just Barons; and how many minions or harem members she's planning to have and how cruel she plans on being to them.

A lot of girls who don't feel like they really need clothing rights or locked doors will often carry a book around with them, to create plausible deniability about whether they're really just incredibly intelligent people who can't help spending all their Farm credits on library rights.  Or at least, that's how it probably started centuries earlier, but by this point there's just a recognized local Scantily Clad Girl Carrying A Book gendertrope, which even a Duchess could adopt despite that not having any plausible deniability in terms of the original underlying logic and a Duchess's budget.

Depends on how often she thinks she can handle this level of lightline charging; and how many books she wants to have out at one time; and whether she wants to lock her door, either at all, or in a way that'll stand up to Dukes and not just Barons; and how many minions or harem members she's planning to have and how cruel she plans on being to them.

A lot of girls who don't feel like they really need clothing rights or locked doors will often carry a book around with them, to create plausible deniability about whether they're sluts or just incredibly intelligent people who can't help spending all their Farm credits on library borrows.  Or at least, that's how it probably started centuries earlier, but by this point there's just a recognized local Scantily Clad Girl Carrying A Book gendertrope, which even a Duchess could adopt despite that not having any plausible deniability in terms of the original underlying logic and a Duchess's budget.

Depends on how often she thinks she can handle this level of lightline charging; and how many books she wants to have out at one time; and whether she wants to lock her door, either at all, or in a way that'll stand up to Dukes and not just Baron-level spending; and how many minions or harem members she's planning to have and how cruel she plans on being to them.

A lot of girls who don't feel like they really need clothing rights or locked doors will often carry a book around with them, to create plausible deniability about whether they're sluts or just incredibly intelligent people who can't help spending all their Farm credits on library borrows.  Or at least, that's how it probably started centuries earlier, but by this point there's just a recognized local Scantily Clad Girl Carrying A Book gendertrope, which even a Duchess could adopt despite that not having any plausible deniability in terms of the original underlying logic and a Duchess's budget.