Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 356

Chapter 356

Carissa blinked, unable to believe her ears.

She looked at the two thousand silver coins in banknotes that had been handed to her, feeling a mix of astonishment and disbelief.

Wow, Helen really was generous with her money. It seemed so easy for her to give it out.

Carissa could see Helen was truly becoming a gullible fool.

No, she already was a fool.

“Have you finally seen Eleanor’s true colors, Mother?” Carissa asked with a smile, her tone considerably softer.

or out?”

Helen’s face darkened. “Do you think I’m blind? Even after all this, how can I not have figured her

“I saw you speaking to her so politely, and thought maybe you were still deceived by her,” Carissa replied.

Helen snapped, “How can I not speak politely? One of us has to be strict and tough, while the other has to be soft and accommodating. We can’t really tear down all the pretenses we have with her. She’s on good. terms with most of the noblewomen. If she twists things around and tamishes my reputation, won’t I be humiliated? You’re different–you’re fearless and lack awareness!”

Carissa remained silent, counting the banknotes. Each banknote was worth one hundred silver coins. She casually handed one to Gillian.

your share of the

seemed to have trouble catching her breath. “Your Highness, this is

the money, you naturally deserve a portion of it,” Carissa

Carissa a

this? She has no worries about food and clothing. As long as she’s by my side provide for her in her old age. It’s dangerous for her to have so much money on her at

thanked Carissa,

She guessed that Gillian’s daily needs were likely covered, but beyond the regular stipend from the palace,

that Helen was harsh, but rather,

but indifferent to their own, sometimes even pinching pennies from their own to

pocketed the rest of the banknotes, thinking that, for now, it would be fine if Helen continued to see her as

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outsider than to be treated like one of

a hundred silver coins, she stared at it with wide–eyed amazement as if she had never seen such a

Have you ever

lady, you have always treated me generously and never been lacking

a little extra money

glance at Carissa. She resolved that if there were ever a time when Helen was displeased with Carissa,

leaned her elbow on the carriage window, turning her eyes away from Carissa and maintaining

feelings toward Carissa had

dowry, Carissa had never complained or blamed Helen in person. Instead, Carissa took action and went to Eleanor’s residence to retrieve the pearls and the