Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Carissa knew that Helen had not invited her to the tea party, but she was unclear about when exactly. Helen planned to host it.

She looked at Kyle. "When did you arrive in the capital? This can't be a coincidence, can it?"

Kyle smiled. "I've been here for a few days, just strolling around the city to enjoy some peace and quiet. I didn't expect to hear your chatter so soon."

"What? You arrived in the capital and didn't come to see me immediately? That's really too much!"

"Well, go ahead and cry about it," Kyle said, sitting down leisurely with his coffee.

After sipping half a cup, he looked up and saw Carissa's eyes had reddened. He couldn't help but sigh.

"You never tell us about your problems, so of course I had to come and check on you myself. I needed to see if you were doing well or not. Even if you don't need our help, at least I should be aware of the situation."

"Kyle, I'm doing very well now." Carissa said as she sat beside him, still trying to act spoiled like she used to. Though she had managed to play the part of a pampered girl when they first met, she could no longer maintain the facade.

"Ryan has been found, so I have family now, and I'm about to get married. The Hell Monarch treats me quite well."

Everett's apprentice, but he only comes to the guild a month each year and spends the time in isolation training. Sage

didn't even realize how

this apprentice very much. You mustn't bully him. Besides, the most skilled fighter in the Pathfinders Guild is him, not you. You have a talent for martial arts, but you're lazy. He, on the other hand,

"I know he's

Kyle glanced at her, then turned to Frederick, who was excitedly standing at the door. "You're the steward of Northwatch Estate, aren't you? Please go outside and announce that I will be displaying

and spread

need to prepare any snacks. A cup of plain coffee

renowned artist like you, Mr. Spencer, snacks would only be superfluous.

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Chapter 206

eager

the people in the residence gathered at the door

come in

not an apprentice of the Pathfinders Guild, she was familiar with the guild's customs and had always addressed people according to how Carissa did. After all, in the guild, the only distinction was based on age or seniority, not one based

Pathfinders Guild, Lulu was never treated like a