Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 1070

News of Aurora's death quickly reached Starhaven.

Winona and those from Skywing Spire had witnessed firsthand how the common folk vented their anger, and how Aurora had met her tragic end. The letter didn't arrive by carrier pigeon, but by swift horses sent from Skywing Spire, making its way directly to Hell Monarch Estate.

The details were described vividly. Winona made sure to include extra information specifically for Carissa.

Aurora was the cause of the Sinclair family's massacre, and Carissa hated her with all her heart. But because the events involved Fawnrun City, she couldn't exact her own revenge. So, Winona had written all the details down, hoping to give Carissa some sense of closure.

Carissa read the letter once. Then again. She recognized the handwriting-it was Winona's.

After reading it, she sat in a daze for a long time before letting out a deep sigh. Then, she broke down and cried in Rafael's arms.

Rafael held her close, gently patting her back, feeling a deep sorrow for her. At least, now, she could cry freely. Yet, while the vengeance was satisfied, the pain would stay with her for a lifetime.

As he wiped away her tears, Rafael whispered softly, "The debts have been repaid. Aurora and the spies from Westhaven will face your parents' judgment in the afterlife."

Carissa rested her head against his chest, the weight of the past years playing out in her mind, each memory sharp and painful, as if tearing her heart apart.

at the sunset as it painted the sky in fiery hues, like a burning flame. Her heart still ached, knowing that even though Aurora was dead, the pain would never truly fade. She imagined Carissa felt just as she did. Violet had also read the letter. Inside, a feeling of

instructed Dylan to go to Valor Estate and inform

scoffed. "Tell him? Does he deserve such

mood, they don't care about anything. It's better to tell him now so he doesn't come asking later," Jacob

distance, and Barrett was clearly not in a state of mind

with the decision. It was better to avoid Barrett coming to the estate again. It would be one thing if he were simply to interrupt Rafael, but it was

reached Helen, who made a special trip

arms and into her own, holding Carissa tightly. Using her limited

to the underworld, while you're on the path to a long life of joy and happiness. From here on out,

Helen pressed Carissa firmly against her chest and let out a heavy sigh. For a mother-in-law to care so

to her, Carissa couldn't even shed a tear. Carissa really couldn't cry anymore. In fact, she found the whole situation almost laughable. Forget about crying-she could barely catch her

stopped crying, Helen thought her comforting had worked. She sat down, held Carissa's hand, and launched into one

were the

often gave-don't dwell on the past, keep looking ahead, those lost would never come back, but they watch over them from above,

tears. However, her eyes were

now on, treat