Chapter 1220

"But how long can they afford the tuition? And the daughters of ordinary families have to help out at home to make a living. Studying doesn't exactly bring in money," Violet asked.

Carissa thought for a moment. "That money's not insignificant. It should last a year or two. We can't waive the fees entirely, but we could lower them. Maybe offer half-day classes, so the girls can still help their families with work in the afternoon." She paused, considering the possibilities.

"And don't forget about the merchants. They won't be stingy with their money. The constraints of rules and propriety are less strict for them."

Violet nodded. "That's true. Unless they're from a noble family or are royal merchants, ordinary merchants often let their women handle business affairs."

"Even ordinary families might send their daughters. Partly because of Mr. Spencer's reputation, but also because many can't afford to send their sons to school. If their daughters can attend an academy with low tuition, it's worth it, even if it's just so their daughters can help teach their brothers to read and write when they return," Catherine added.

Carissa nodded, agreeing with the point. Inwardly, though, she couldn't help but admire Victoria for turning the situation to her advantage.

Kylie didn't want Carissa to associate too much with the noble families. After her house arrest was lifted, she summoned the noblewomen for a meeting. The whole idea of withdrawing from the academy was her suggestion.

Did Kylie really think Victoria didn't see through her plans?

In reality, she was only pushing others to follow suit. Kylie

worked out. Everyone got what they wanted, and

be too pleased. After all, it was such

Women's Academy accepting students from ordinary families eventually reached Kylie's

subsided, she turned

would have the audacity to do something as absurd as accepting commoners. If the queen dowager hears about this, she's bound

before Carissa enters the palace and

speaking, her

considered the

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suspicions Kylie shook her head. "I can't continue pretending to be blind

was only because His Majesty had no evidence," Lydia insisted. "If he truly had proof, who knows what might have happened? Your Majesty, I believe it's wise to remain discreet for now." Kylie refused to back down, giving orders for her maids to do her hair and makeup. "If I keep being too discreet, even the most scheming women will start acting

is no real threat. She has no powerful backing, and

has His Majesty's favor, and

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