Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 277

After finishing her statement, Viola smiled again. "But it might be for the best that you're separated. Now, marrying the Hell Monarch and becoming a princess consort is certainly better than being a general's wife, isn't it?"

Carissa didn't appreciate the ambiguous tone in Viola's words.

"Fate cannot be controlled by human will. When I divorced, I never considered marrying the Hell Monarch," she said flatly.

Evelyn's face darkened as she reproached her daughter. "Vjola, how can you speak like that?"

"Forgive me. I speak bluntly by nature. I hope you won't take offense, Lady Sinclair."

Viola's smile faded as she continued, "In that case, how do you view Barrett's character? Since you've divorced him, he must be quite lacking in your eyes."

Carissa found the question amusing. "Since you've already made such a statement, why ask me?"

Evelyn shot Viola a sharp look, then turned to Carissa with an apologetic tone." Please don't mind her, Lady Sinclair. She's used to speaking freely after being on her own for years. We came not only to visit Lord Ryan, but also to learn from you about Barrett's character. At the very least, we'd like to know your opinion of him."

As Ms. Prince mentioned, since I've divorced him, it's clear that

change in expressions on both mother and daughter's faces, Carissa took a sip of her coffee and continued, "However, my grievances with him are personal. From the moment of our divorce, we became strangers, and those grievances faded away. I don't really know Barrett well. He went off to war on our wedding

in understanding. "In that case, you

him on the battlefield

one of respect. "Oh, I almost forgot. You

Southern

is brave and strategic. As for his personal virtues, since I don't know him well, I can't provide an

satisfied with

your divorce, he wanted to annul your marriage

felt a sense of relief. Finally, they were

family wanted Barrett to annul our marriage, and tried to keep my

glances, and fell silent. Some matters were negotiable, but scheming to keep a

Barrett or his mother

likely admired military men, perhaps because her late husband was one. Or

Barrett did say