As for Sylvia, Laine's perception is actually quite complex.
On one hand, Surya's maid has actually never really gotten along with him. She often opposes him, frequently criticizing some of his actions and things that don't conform to noble etiquette, which gives Laine a bit of a headache.
On the other hand, Sylvia's actions aren't entirely unreasonable. Laine's behavior does indeed violate noble etiquette, and Sylvia's criticisms are well-founded. She hasn't clung to power either; when Laine returned, she promptly handed over all authority.
So, this girl is just being obstinate with him! This is Laine's perception; she's not maliciously opposing him, just expressing her dissatisfaction in this manner.
Then what is Sylvia's core dissatisfaction?
Laine thinks it's due to him having a bit too many female courtiers and maids, leading to the maid's displeasure.
