Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 219

Eleanor gritted her teeth, and spat out the name with venom, "Carissa Sinclair!"

At the mention of this name, Helen lowered her head slightly, her gaze becoming evasive.

She had sent someone to follow Carissa to see if she had gone to Harmony Palace. However, before the report could come back, Eleanor arrived at Trinity Palace and even summoned her.

From Eleanor's demeanor, Helen could already guess that Carissa had indeed gone. to Harmony Palace and must have said something outrageous but likely satisfying.

What exactly did she say? It must have been something to infuriate that old vixen! Helen had never seen Eleanor come to the palace to seek Salvador's intervention before.

Victoria frowned. "Carissa? What happened? Why does Salvador need to issue an edict to punish her?"

Eleanor's voice was full of fury as she replied, "She trespassed into my palace and

insulted me!"

always been protective of Carissa, and disapproved of Eleanor. "If she trespassed into your palace, you should have had her driven out. As for the insults, what

lenient, considering her youth and ignorance, and chose not to hold it against her. But today, she came directly to my palace and verbally abused me.

Verbally abused her?

She was keen to hear more about what was

unfounded. Why would she come to provoke you? You're the grand princess, and everyone knows your reputation. How could she dare to act so

sympathy for Carissa in Victoria's tone, and

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and her upcoming marriage to Rafael. She thinks she's risen to a higher position, and thinks I'm insignificant! Regardless. I won't stand for

spoke with temble fury. Her eyes were dark and venomous, and even Helen felt a shiver of

be better to go directly to Northwatch Estate? Why come to my mother? How

not a personal grievance. Carissa has insulted the royal family! This is a

you? You haven't provided any details. What exactly did she say? Why did she trespass into your residence? What happened at your birthday banquet? And is

menacing gaze fixed on Helen, who hurriedly said, "I didn't

speechless to see her sister, who seemed to stir up trouble in