Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 174

Chapter 174

After Rafael left Frederick and two senior maids entered the room.

Carissa didn’t hide anything from them. She told them Rafael had come to propose, and that she had accepted.

Frederick and the two senior maids were taken aback. They were silent for a moment, then their expressions turned grave.

This is the best outcome.” Carissa said with a light smile. “Though His Highness and I do not share romantic feelings, we have a bond as comrades. Marrying him is certainly preferable to having to accept a random suitor into our family.”

-Words hung on the tip of Lily and Holly’s tongue, but the two chose to swallow them. They could only manage a forced smile, and said, My lady, you must be prepared. With a royal prince, there is no avoiding concubines and secondary wives.”

Previously, Rafael had also sought to marry her. However, Melanie had brushed him off. She didn’t want to marry her daughter into the royal family. She argued that with so many primary and secondary V wives and concubines, Carissa, who wasn’t adept at dealing with such complicated affairs, would struggle to have a good life.

However, Lily and Holly dared not speak these thoughts to Carissa. After all, it was Melanie who had opposed it. Despite that, Carissa had already agreed to marry Rafael now.

wives are

the Warrens, when General Warren wanted to take another

shook her head,

different. Barrett promised my

Yet, when he returned, he sought to marry Aurora, breaking his promise to my mother and failing in his duties as a husband. While I did my part as a wife, he was dedicated to another woman and spoke to me with such cruelty. Naturally,

ignited a spark of anger in Frederick and the maids‘ eyes. Yes, how could one not be enraged when one’s

to each other’s feelings, and ek only mutual respect and harmony. Of course, marrying into the royal family is no easy task. His mother, Lady Helen, will also move into our home. She is not an easy mother–in–law

dowager also dotes on her, and the women in

the alternative–taking in a stranger to marry into the Duke of Northwatch’s family–could also pose risks. There was a fear of encountering a heartless and unfaithful man who, once granted the title, might become

purpose of marrying Carissa was to secure the title she held. Once her husband became a duke, he might not be as considerate as

of integrity, born into royalty. This marriage would also

capital

who believed she would never marry well. They were unwilling to accept a lower status, which meant she might spend her life in solitude, confined to the

thoughts in mind, Frederick said, “Marrying Prince Rafael is certainly better than someone chosen

believed Salvador’s selection was primarily for the