Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 407

Carissa responded with a thoughtful hum

"If an ordinary women thought that way, I'd understand. But the Spencer family is a prestigious family from Ebonflow with a century long unbroken lineage, though their marriage matters are complicated because of your aunt's elopement. Still, you're from a prominent family yourself. Why ding to someone with a higher status? Wouldn't marrying into a lower status family so you'd hold more authority in the marriage be a more comfortable life?

That's why I say she's foolish," Violet said, fastening the Mystic Pearl earrings on Carissa. Yuvan's interest in the Spencer family isn't as simple as it seems. He's already left the capital this morning I wonder how he'll handle your aunts funeral."

Have people been sent to keep watch?" Carissa asked.

"They have," Violet said, pinching Carissa's cheek. "Smile a little. You haven't smiled much these days. If had descendants, I'd want them to smile every day even after I'm gone."

Carlosa swatted her hand away. "You don't even have a husband. Where would your descendants come from?"

Finding a good man is like looking for a needle in a haystack, Violet said, though her tone was listless. She had no interest in marriage at

al

Canosa might have married well, but the royal family was full of ridiculous troubles that she wouldn't have it easy with

man could match her,

hosted. Soon, it was the fifteenth

to take Carissa

freezing rain began

would have been easier to manage, but freezing rain

fireworks would have to be canceled. Instead, they

of the Supreme Court, he was also the commander of the Capital Guard and was extremely busy. He even had to send someone back to tell Carissa to stay put

bone-chillingly cold, with water

backyard, the freezing rain had toppled several trees Helen had previously moved. There was a willow tree

which had also collapsed

efficiency, overseeing the orderly.

The long-awaited fireworks were

disasters often attracted

flood of cases. However, there were

challenging.

rain continued for two days, and it took more than a month for all the official departments to get things

to Valken, with many homes crushed under the weight. The government had to spend money to provide disaster relief, offering temporary shelter to those who had lost their homes and preventing them from freezing to

lack of clothing and food was