Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 298

Chapter 298

When the question was raised, everyone realized that Carissa was absent.

It was indeed strange. Given that she was about to marry into the family, she should have been present at Helen’s tea party today.

In the midst of the confusion, Helen said coolly, “This tea party of mine isn’t an event that just anyone can attend ”

Her words made everyone understand the situation–Helen clearly did not favor her future daughter–in-

law.

That made sense.

Though Carissa came from a distinguished family and had military achievements, she was a woman who had once divorced. Rafael was a prince, and he was far above her in status.

Whispers and murmurs spread among the guests. Margaret felt uncomfortable, and disapproved of Helen’s behavior. Even if Helen didn’t like Carissa, the marriage had already been confirmed, and a certain level of decorum should be maintained.

at her daughter–in–law, Jessica, who was engaged in conversation with Serena. She shook

these years, how could she not know

to undermine Carissa’s reputation by spreading rumors. They had ultimately reaped the consequences of their actions. Given their character,

Rafael was approaching, Helen had been introduced to a sweet–talking girl from the Warren

what kind of scheme

pastries. Helen had a refined taste in food, and the pastries were particularly delightful. Margaret was simply there to enjoy a good meal. The flatterers were out in full force. Hearing Helen’s remark, many began to speak ill of Carissa. It was unclear whether Eleanor had intentionally arranged it or if someone was deliberately flattering Helen. Though the comments seemed complimentary, the undercurrent of

hard to control as a future daughter–in–law. They suggested that even the relationship between

was apparent. It was likely that Eleanor had orchestrated this, aiming to sow

“Aunt Helen, my cousin is about to marry Carissa. Although Carissa holds the position of deputy commander of the Mystic Army, it’s only an honorary title. I’m afraid she might not serve my cousin well. I think this girl, Serena, is

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her as a second wife for my cousin would be

adept at manipulating Helen. They knew that Helen, who clearly disliked Carissa but was pleased with Serena, would likely be influenced by

many witnesses

certain that this proposal would be

talked about for so long Carissa

would ensure to disgust Carissa