Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 1012

Before Carissa could visit Margaret, rumors about Skye Embroidery spread like wildfire the very next day.

It was said that both Carissa and Hannah were hypocrites. When a discarded woman came seeking help, they refused her and made things difficult for her.

Many had already harbored hostility toward Skye Embroidery, believing that sheltering discarded women was a challenge to social order. If a woman had been cast out, i I was assumed she deserved it. Even being jealous and unable to bear children were considered crimes.

With the rumors swirling, the workshop was suddenly the target of widespread criticism. The public was filled with scorn-some called them hypocrites, others suggested they had ulterior motives, and some even accused them of trying to make money off the situation. That evening, Violet slammed her fists on the table. "How could Jessica cause such a stir on her own? I don't believe it."

Furious, she stormed out of the room.

Carissa called after her, "Where are you going?"

"To Glimmering Tower! I need someone who can look into this," Violet replied without looking back.

so much into the workshop, and her intentions had been good. She empathized with the women's fate

an easy task. There were plenty of kind-hearted, wealthy people in the world. If this was something simple, it

Margaret was ill and bedridden. The reply indicated the older woman would visit Hell Monarch Estate in a few days once she recovered. Unsure whether the illness was genuine or a way

Carissa

was dealing with some members of the Garrison Unit she was planning to expel. She

confirmed her suspicions-Molly had been using money to provoke attacks

cousin's actions infuriated her, she still held a certain familial affection for

it would mean she was too soft-hearted. Violet had Claire inform Carissa

you seek?" one of the guards

her fury, saying, "Tell your princess consort that Violet Spencer has come to

Edgeview Estate. After giving her a

but it was still unstable. Over the past