Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 30

Carissa bowed deeply, her shoulders relaxing as she sighed in relief.

The royal edict had come at last.

"I thank His Majesty for his grace," she said gratefully.

Barrett's face turned pale; he was frozen in shock.

When Carissa went to the palace, she had actually sought permission from the king to divorce him? Not to obstruct his marriage to Aurora?

Had she planned to divorce him ever since she learned about his and Aurora's marriage?!

Barrett thought Carissa had done all those things to possess him exclusively. So, he had seen her as jealous, petty, selfish, narrow-minded, unable to tolerate others, and even despicable.

But it wasn't like that....

Barrett felt an indescribable feeling in his heart as he watched Carissa receive the edict. A warm smile appeared on her face, radiant and captivating.

Suddenly, he remembered the first time he saw her. Captivated by her beauty, he had even forgotten how to breathe. But then, he met Aurora...

for the divorce, Carissa could take all her dowry with her. Valor Estate was already

and grabbed Carissa's arm. “I misunderstood you. I thought you were deliberately trying to sabotage Barrett and Aurora's marriage! That's why I agreed for Barrett to divorce you, because of your

from the older woman, "If it was

I won't ask you to stay. When you have time in a few

looked at her and explained, "Officials from the Ministry of Housing have been sent to renovate and redecorate Northwatch Estate. They have been rushing day and

a while to issue the edict for your divorce. You can move back to the estate any time you want, Lady

Chapter 30

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for his grace," Carissa said, her voice

future," Derek continued. "The queen dowager also mentioned that she hasn't seen you in a long time

royal guards away without

held onto Carissa's sleeve. "Carissa, have you gone to pay respects to the queen dowager in the past? Mr. Walker said

year? Why did you

and was no

bit away from Rebecca and nodded respectfully. "Thank you

could see clearly that what she thought was kindness had been paid for with

a hint of anger. "Since I told you about the king's edict to marry

You're the legal wife, and she's just a concubine. Why couldn't you

be no distinction between ranks