Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 14

Chapter 14

Chapter 14

Rebecca paused momentarily.

Borrow?

Well, Rebecca herself had said that it was a loan, and they would repay Carissa once things eased up. Now that her daughter–in- had phrased it that way, the older woman had no way

to retort.

Still, Rebecca couldn’t help but inwardly criticize Carissa for her lack of understanding. The girl had no family left. What else would she spend her money on if not for the Warren family?

Barrett shook his head. “I’ll figure something out on my own. I won’t need to borrow from you.

With that said, he turned and left the room.

All eyes turned to Carissa, who curtsied politely and said, “If there’s nothing else, I’ll take my

leave.”

*Carissa, stay here!” Rebecca’s face darkened as her anger surged.

She was no longer coughing or weak, especially since she had taken the medicine that Sebastian had prescribed yesterday.

“Is there something else

concern, “I know you went to the palace and appealed to the king. That wasn’t a wise

You’ll benefit from it too. When the merits accumulate, you

“You’re right,” Carrissa conceded.

And the jewelry will probably amount to two or three thousand silver coins. You

Carissa nodded. “Alright.”

annoying attitude earlier

tantrum.

sensible. Rest assured, if anyone dares to bully you in

Charlotte was beside herself.

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so naive? How could she think it was right to use her dowry to help her

family was clearly

engagement gifts amount to about thirteen thousand silver coins. Then, how much will the

add up to several thousand coins.

to remain foolish, Charlotte wouldn’t care

the time comes, I’ll have Barrett write me a promissory note. Once that’s done, I’ll deliver the

in the room, except those from Charlotte’s side

Since when does a husband need to write a promissory note to get money

taken aback. “If we don’t have a promissory note, how can it be considered a loan? Mother, didn’t you just mention that the money would be a loan? Writing a promissory

and confidently. “Speaking of which… There’s no reason for a husband to use his wife’s dowry to

a thing were to spread, it would tarnish my husband’s reputation. It would also make our household

anger. “I just praised you for