Chapter 1330

Violet sprawled across Carissa's desk. "Haven't you read this letter a dozen times already? Why are you still looking at it? Do you miss Prince Rafael that much?"

"He mentioned Prince Nicholas before he left, but I think there's something he hasn't fully figured out yet. The more tense the situation gets, the sharper his mind becomes. I wonder if he has figured something out recently and has given me some clues," Carissa replied.

"Why the need for hints? Why not just write it plainly in the letter?" Violet asked.

"This letter was sent directly to the king, who then passed it on to me," Carissa explained. "If it was something Raf deduced or suspected, he wouldn't have written it plainly. His Majesty has already opened it and read through it."

Violet scrunched up her nose in distaste. "Reading someone's personal letters? That's pretty low. But still, why didn't he just send it to you directly?"

"Because that's the fastest way to get to me," Carissa said. "And sending a letter directly could risk it being intercepted. If the contents were just his guesses, it could easily be twisted into accusations of slander."

After she finished speaking, Carissa turned to them and asked, "Have you found anything?"

Violet recounted their findings briefly, including their analysis. She mentioned Hayden's deliberate choice

to let them overhear the noises outside that night, as well as the shipment of food meant for over a hundred people.

unsure of Hayden's true intentions or

thing was certain-he and Nicholas were involved in this

question was: where

Nerovia now. The journey would take them through Valken, and that would put them right into the hands of Thomas. If they traveled in groups, it would be

for so many years, they surely

Prince Hayden been acting strangely

indulging in

"I remember he didn't used to like going out much. Why the

river view. I've been there for two days, and it's actually quite relaxing, almost to the point of feeling lazy." Since joining Carissa on the battlefield, Violet had rarely experienced such leisurely days. She always felt like it was a waste of time. It was far

to settle at Willowbrook Estate. It was like a carrot dangling in front of her, tempting her like she was a mule-leave, and she would regret it. Stay, and the days felt endlessly

with a view of the outside scenery. The third floor offered a full view of the city moat. But right now, the moat was being deepened and reinforced on both sides to handle the floodwaters from the summer

of the city. As a result, the riverbeds had been excavated and reinforced since last year to prevent a repeat of the disasters from a few

was a major project under the Ministry of Infrastructure, with multiple sections being worked on simultaneously. So, the view of the river wasn't anything

to go near the river or other dangerous areas. But with all the construction, it was unlikely she would fall into the river

as

The river?

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