Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 299

With a tearful expression, Serena bowed deeply to thank Helen. She then cast a desperate look towards Jessica.

Jessica's face darkened.

What foolish woman doing today? She had directly embarrassed her!

this

The onlookers suppressed their laughter. Helen was easily flattered-a few compliments could make her open her heart. It was easy to please her or to deceive her out of money, but she took great pride in her

son.

Anyone who aimed for Rafael was crossing a line that could not be tolerated.

Jessica was seething with anger, but had no choice but to maintain silence with a stiff expression.

simply smiled and took a slow sip of her

into the family yet, so what talk of a second wife? Jessica, you were too kind-hearted. That girl from the Warren family shed a few tears and you pitied her, so you spoke up for her before Helen. And Helen, how can you make decisions for Rafael? Forget about

was furious but at a loss for

to marry Carissa when there are so many noble young women in the capital? If you had invited Carissa today, I wouldn't have come. A woman like her, who can't even tolerate a husband taking

gaze to scan the other noble ladies present. "Remember my words. Some people are worth associating with, while others should be avoided to prevent catching their petty airs and ending up

was openly exposing

gatherings and occasionally provided them with benefits. Not to mention, her

relationships had naturally grown

within the official families were orchestrated by Eleanor, which only increased her circle

she seized the opportunity, knowing

should have, but he didn't. Clearly, the future princess consort of the Hell Monarch is not as well-regarded as one might expect. There might be more to this marriage than meets

there be? Isn't it just like Barrett and Aurora? I'm sure she gave herself to him on the battlefield, then naturally compelled Rafael to marry

This statement shocked everyone.

could that really be

to say. Otherwise, why

sense. With so many noble ladies