Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 160

Chapter 160

Frederick, having managed the outer household for many years and being well–acquainted with the intricacies of court life, quickly

assessed the situation.

“My lady, one thing is certain: the king likely does

actually want

you to enter the palace. Otherwise, he could have simply issued an edict making you a concubine. You wouldn’t have had any choice but to comply.”

“I know that,” Carissa replied, a hint of frustration lacing her voice.” But he’s given me three months to find a suitor, almost as if he’s pressuring me into marriage. What does my single status have to do with him? I’ve reviewed the royal edict concerning my father’s

posthumous title multiple times. While other details are

insignificant, what stands out is that if I marry, my husband could inherit a title. Does he want someone to inherit my father’s title through marriage?”

possibility of selecting suitable relatives from collateral branches to be trained, with the potential for them to inherit

king does not wish for members of the Sinclair family to inherit the title? Does he have a specific candidate in mind? If he expects you to

the string of rosary beads her mother had left her,

correct, then the king must have a designated candidate for the title,” Carissa

increasingly frustrating. It felt like being

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managing the affairs of

a pre–designated candidate to inherit the title, does the person have to marry into the family? And the children. should take the Sinclair family name, right? Men can be unreliable, and if he gains a title and takes concubines, there’s a risk that he might favor those children over the legitimate ones,

take on his wife’s family

into the family, that would be manageable. After all, a man who married into

the issue of concubines, the reason Melanie had chosen Barrett in the past was

the prominent families, which man didn’t take concubines? Even ordinary people, who lacked the

resistance to it. It was her mother’s dying wish for her

mentioned that

not, it didn’t really matter. She once had ambitions, fiery dreams, and pursuits–but now, she had none. Life felt as stagnant as still water, and

Frontier, that joy was no longer something she could

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clan, trained them properly, and ensured the continuation