Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 26

Carissa looked at her husband with a cold smile on

or stunning face. "General Yates really has my best interests at heart, hmm? She's even helping me so that I can keep half of my dowry."

"No, this isn't from Aurora. She didn't write this," Barrett argued.

However, the signature at the end of the letter weakened his denial.

Carissa raised an eyebrow. "Is that so? Then, tell me, will you return my dowry in full if your divorce me today so I can take it with me?"

Before reading the letter, Barrett would have agreed immediately, even against his parents' wishes. But Aurora had asked him to keep half the dowry. If he didn't follow her instructions, she would be very disappointed.

Carissa laughed softly. "You're hesitating. Looks like you're not as honorable as you claim!"

Her voice was gentle, but each word cut deeply. Though her smile looked warm on the surface, it carried a chill like the winter frost.

a word and simply watched helplessly as his wife

Carissa, he immediately asked, "Cari, has the Warren family mistreated you? Don't be afraid to tell me! Your great-granduncle is here to

she knelt before him. "Granduncle Theodore, I'm

"Stand up!"

past that had befell Hector's family.

truth. Even if you're all that's left of your family, you will not

to mean, Lord Sinclair? Aurora was supposed to enter as a rightful wife who was equal to Carissa, not to overshadow

looking heartbroken. "Carissa, since you married into our family, has anyone here insulted or hit you? Have I, as

to anger. "If that's the case, why have you turned against me?

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Chapter 26

but everyone in the capital knows how she's cared for you since she married into the family. She practically lived in your room, tending to your every need.

soon as the king's marriage edict came, she stopped my medication. She refused to greet me and even went to the palace to ask the king to rescind the marriage edict. Whether she's respectful is

Theodore was momentarily speechless.

it was common for women to be jealous.