Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 35

Chapter 35

Although the Duke of Northwatch’s family was known for their military background, Carissa was well- read, so she wanted her attendants to be literate as well.

“Alright, all of you can stay. Serve Lady Sinclair well. She will name you later,” said Holly.

The four were overjoyed.

“Thank you, Ms. Holly!”

“Don’t thank me yet. Serving Lady Sinclair comes with rules. If you don’t follow them well, you’ll end up as second- or third–tier maids,” Holly warned.

“We will definitely learn and follow the rules properly,” the four replied, bowing respectfully.

After Holly and Lily picked more servants to join the household, they instructed the agent to find coachmen, carpenters, stablemen, and gardeners. However, the positions of steward and accountant were too important to be left for the agent to procure.

“Rest assured, we will have some people tomorrow for your selection,” the agent promised.

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simply nodded politely before having someone walk the agent

returned to Northwatch Estate after getting a divorce, people were curious about her current situation. The senior servants of the household knew to remain tight–lipped to prevent these shrewd

everyone had arrived yet, Holly took the

lived before marriage. Since no one had lived there after her departure, there were no signs of refurbishment. Besides routine cleaning,

had been empty when the massacre occurred, so there

Exquisite Pavilion, there was an armory where Carissa trained. Naturally, there was also a small study filled with books she had

had felt like a nightmare. If Carissa hadn’t gotten married, the assassins wouldn’t have been able to wipe out

family had both war heroes and

with–spears, swords, daggers, whips, and halberds. As the best apprentice of

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the battle on the Southern Frontier. Her mother had cried until she was almost blind, and only had

opposing her parents

under her mother and sister-in–law’s tutelage, she learned how to manage a household and handle estate affairs. She excelled in her studies and quickly grasped all that she was taught. Her mother had once said that her daughter might not become the best female general, but could certainly

had been wrong, and

rebelled and not followed her mother’s wishes. Then,