Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Carissa nodded thoughtfully, then asked, "So, may I ask, in which aspect of benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, or trustworthiness does society find him lacking?" T "It's because your second marriage has harmed him," Samuel replied.

"My second marriage has nothing to do with him. My remarriage is my own affair," Carissa responded. Her voice was calm and steady, showing none of the shame Samuel expected.

"Let me ask you this: does the law forbid a second marriage after a divorce, or is it merely a social custom? Are there not others in society who have remarried? Does benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, or trustworthiness dictate that a woman cannot marry again? And another question: if a woman is abandoned, must she then retreat to a life of solitude, living out her days in misery to satisfy society's expectations?"

Samuel sneered, "You twist words to make them pleasing, but true virtue is rare!"

Unable to counter Carissa's reasoning, he chose to dismiss her with contempt.

Carissa's smile widened. "My concern is that you lack virtue, fail to study properly, are unmoved by righteousness, and can't correct your faults."

Samuel's face flushed with anger and embarrassment. "How dare you! I intended to offer my goodwill, yet you insult me with the words of a sage! If this is how it's going to be with your family, it's better for us to just stay away!"

With that, he abruptly stood up and said, "We're leaving!"

Leona quickly got to her feet, her eyes brimming with tears as she looked apologetically at Carissa. Her voice choked as she said, "Cari, we'll leave now. I'll come back to see you in a few days." Carissa sighed softly, almost inaudibly. "Yes, you should go."

Leona gave a hurried curtsey and then rushed after Samuel, calling out, "Dear, wait for me!"

Lily watched them leave, and sighed. "It seems Lady Leona might not visit again."

expected Samuel to be so rigid at

all common sense. You shouldn't take it to heart,

coffee, her brows furrowing

or not doesn't really matter. But I can't understand why Leona, a duchess in her

referred to Leona as a princess as she was a prince's daughter,

in love. What else could

Lady Leona's husband, with their bright futures and charm, are like a woman's dream- something many long for.

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among many women, so she cherishes

delicate brows furrowing

loving someone really make a person

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in the capital. Dozens, if not a hundred, wanted

he become just as arrogant and self-important after

herself, she seemed to have developed feelings for him. Could she truly

take two concubines after marrying Lady

duchess-how could he dare take concubines so soon after