Chapter 775

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Rafael agreed with Carissa’s approach. After all, these were innocent people caught in the crossfire.

From the moment they were born, the daughters of Henry’s concubines had been destined to be used.

That alone demonstrated that Eleanor had harbored trensonous thoughts for many years. If Eleanor claimed Rafael was the mastermind behind the rebellich, Salvador wouldn’t believe it, nor would the officials or the common people.

“If we’re going to protect them, we need to keep a close watch on them. Some of then have spent many years in noble households and know each of those familles‘ weaknesses. We can’t allow them to be exploited again.” Rafael said.

“Don’t worry, I know what I’m doing,” Carissa replied confidently.

The royal edict was delivered to Ironridge Estate, stripping Jessica of her title, reclaiming her lands, and removing her from the ranks of the inner court. Jessica was condemned to a life as a commoner, without the possibility of regaining her title. This meant that even if it was eventually confirmed that she hadn’t been involved in anyone’s death, Leopold could not request a title for her.

If it was discovered that she had committed murder of had incited others to do so, she would face legal repercussions according to the law.

Derek was the one tasked with delivering the royal edict to Ironridge Estate. When he arrived and made the announcement, Jessica flew into a frenzy.

him as she shouted, “You

  • guards blocked her path and kicked her away, sending her sprawling to the ground, blood spilling from

out. Instead, she chose to investigate the matter internally, confining Jessica under house arrest until the inquiry

was already decided. Given that Jessica had nearly caused Leopold’s death, there was no way anyone in

next day, Carissa arrived at Oakspire Estate with Michael in

Norman was known for his upright character, and

Estate, she would be allowed to enter but not to leave. However, after waiting several days and seeing that

she was wary of the

up,

he received word that the commander of

immediately ordered, “Don’t let

Norman had once led troops to the Southern Frontier, hoping to drive out the people from Sandorin. Unfortunately, he had failed to accomplish that mission before his retirement Throughout his life, he had amassed a formidable record in battle, but the repeated defeats he suffered

fellow military man, he naturally respected Hector but grudges were clear–cut. Hector was one thing, and Carissa was another. Even if Carissa had participated in the campaigns

hero was

applied–Rafael was Rafael, and Carissa

stayed shut, and Carissa exchanged a glance with

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