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The talk he is referring is something he was told to not let anyone know.

> 琥珀{こはく}さんは謝{あやま}れって言{い}ってたけど、あんな話{はなし}を聞{き}いたあと **だと**
> ヘンに意識{いしき}してしまって、困{こま}る。
>
> お屋敷{やしき｝のお部屋｛へや｝もそう多｛おお｝くはありませんから、使用人｛しようにん｝用｛よう｝ **にと**
> 建｛た｝てられたのが離｛はな｝れのお屋敷｛やしき｝なんです。

I am having trouble with this だと in the first and with にと in the second. Can
someone explain why is と used in this situations?

1) Kohaku san told me to apologize but, after that conversation if I give it
away I am in trouble.

I think と makes what's before it an adverb for [意識]{いしき}して

2) Since there are not many rooms in the mansion, for the servants has been
constructed a building which is a separated mansion.

I think [用]{よう}にと means do something until it's complete.

This is just my idea though.
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grammar particle-と
だと, にと particle doubts
The first instance of the と particle is the と-conditional and the second is
the と-quoting particle.

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> 琥珀さんは謝れって言ってたけど、あんな話を聞いたあとだとヘンに意識してしまって、困る。

I had been told to apologize to Kohaku but after having been told so, I
strangely noticed that it would be embarassing.

~~Assuming 琥珀 is the subject of 聞いた and that 話 refers to the story that should
be kept secret, a possible translation would be:

> Even though Kohaku urges me to apologize, if she hears that story, she would
> realize something (ヘンに here suggests that what will be realized may not be
> entirely true and above all, it is not to the advandage of the speaker) and
> I would end up being in trouble.

Nevertheless, due to the lack of context, it is difficult to figure out with
certainity who is the subject of 聞いた (琥珀 or just a someone) and whether 話
refers to the story that should be left concealed or to the apologies. But
what is sure is that the subject of 聞いた and 意識して is the same.~~

* * *

In the second case, there is no room for hesitation, it is the quotative
particle.

> お屋敷のお部屋もそう多くはありませんから、使用人用にと建てられたのが離れのお屋敷なんです。

It expresses what the speaker think about the little detached shelter. And he
says that he thinks that "since the mansion is not that spacious, the detached
shelter has been built for the use of the servants of the house"

It could be rephrased this way:

> お屋敷のお部屋もそう多くはありませんから、「使用人用に」と思って・考えて建てられたのが離れのお屋敷なんです。

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**EDIT** : To answer Splikie's comment about のが. Here の is used as a device so
as to say twice the same thing. You could safely replace this の by something
like 建物.

But,

> 使用人用にと思って・考えて建てられた建物が離れのお屋敷なんです。

is a bit wordy, thus you omit 建物 and instead you put の.

This の is the same that the one in bold in the following sentence.

> A: 誰のペンですか？  
>  B: 私 **の** です。
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