Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Silverstone Estate was bustling with activity. Thanks to Oliver's commanding position in the Hell Monarch Army, the estate was alive with excitement. Although the wedding was scheduled for the following day, the festivities had already begun with a grand banquet today.

When Viola received the divorce letter and left the Farrell family, they felt a sense of obligation toward their daughter-in-law. In addition to returning the dowry, they provided her with a substantial amount of silver coins. They even gave her Thomas's military pension, and purchased land for her.

Being from a military background, the Farrell family felt that Viola shouldn't spend her life in hardship. At that time, Viola had insisted she would never remarry. The Farrells worried that without money or land, her life could be very difficult. Hence, they gave her a considerable amount.

The wedding gown from Enchanted Boutique, which usually required a six-month advance booking, was secured for her with additional silver coins, ensuring she wore the most prestigious gown from the boutique.

Her dowry was re-packed into new chests and included numerous items, totaling sixty-eight loads. Viola had learned that Carissa's dowry for marrying Rafael was only sixty-four loads. She intended to surpass Carissa in every way.

Carissa had divorced Barrett and left the Warren family. How she lived in glory after marrying into the royal family was her own business, but on the day of the wedding, Viola must outshine Carissa. Otherwise, how could Viola hold her head high when entering the Warren family?

Sinclair family members had come to Northwatch Estate, and it was unclear whether they had not invited others

her own wedding more impressive than Carissa's. The Hell Monarch, being a royal, would not personally fetch his bride. However, Barrett would come to personally welcome

but given Carissa's past prominence, she, as the new wife,

muddled and insisted otherwise, but she was old, preoccupied with managing household affairs, and out of touch with romantic matters. If Carissa hadn't liked Barrett, she wouldn't have married him in the first place. She wouldn't have waited

let go. When Thomas died, Viola was heartbroken for a long time, only slowly recovering after

the Warren family and the existence of a rightful wife bestowed by the king through an edict, she was still moved by Barrett's impressive demeanor when she met

wanted to maintain

was not merely the prime minister's goodwill. The king was promoting Barrett, a young general. Rafael, being a prince, was a potential threat with too much power, which was why he had lost his military command and

was also once divorced, her situation was different. Her previous husband had died in battle, and her in-laws had granted