Chapter 1222

Upon hearing these words, Victoria raised an eyebrow slightly, a faint smile tugging at her lips.

"I recall before you married the king, you were renowned throughout the capital for your scholarly accomplishments. You've read so many books, yet now you claim that women shouldn't study? You were just praising the benefits of learning, and yet here you are, contradicting yourself. Are you unaware of this?"

Kylie was taken aback. "I... I didn't mean it in that way. It is not that women should not study. Indeed, it is a good thing for ladies of noble families to broaden their knowledge for their refinement. After all, they are guided by family rules and propriety. Education just adds to their virtues."

Victoria's smile remained, but her voice turned pointed. "I've noticed that you often speak of propriety and rules. Do you truly enjoy being bound by such things?"

Kylie was momentarily stunned. "Mother, surely, this is the foundation upon which women are meant to stand. How could one speak of liking or disliking it? Those who follow proper conduct must, of course, adhere to it.

"It is like the laws of Starhaven, which restrain the people from committing evil. Those with malicious intent may resent such laws, but for those who live honestly, they will never feel oppressed by them."

Victoria chuckled. "So, this is how you see it. Quite interesting."

Kylie couldn't catch a hint of praise in Victoria's words, and she felt a sense of unease growing in her chest. "Mother, have I spoken incorrectly?"

Victoria's smile deepened. "Such conversations between mother and daughter-in-law rarely have a right or wrong. We speak as we see fit."

"Is this not what you believe as well?" Kylie was increasingly perplexed by Victoria's cryptic tone.

and pressed on, "Then what is truly important? I'm afraid I'm not clever enough to understand, Mother. Please enlighten me." "There is no need for enlightenment. Just do what you're supposed

clearly wasn't interested in discussing the matter further and seemed to

not there to discuss such matters. She had come to complain about Carissa. She hoped to convince Victoria

can't be in favor of this? If education becomes so cheap, won't it spark a backlash

a small place with a mere handful of female students, and yet enough to provoke a rebellion from scholars

What if others start copying it? Won't it cause chaos?"

glanced briefly toward the door. When she noticed Keith's swift return, she let out a quiet sigh

her expression was palpable, her demeanor cooling visibly. She cast a glance at Kylie,

of the situation

trying to prove just how harmful Carissa's actions were, when Victoria suddenly asked her the question. Without thinking,

is gravely

"and both the

ceased to do any good. I deemed

I

trouble

further. Moreover, His Majesty, as you are aware, has lost much favor with Prince Yuvan. It's enough

trouble for her."

that Lady Ruth was King Augustus' concubine, and that her position in this palace remains unchallenged. Consider instead, what you are doing now. You're the mother of the nation and the queen. If Prince Yuvan wishes to avoid responsibility, are you just going

she dropped to her knees hastily. "Mother, I beg your pardon.

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