Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 369

Chapter 369

Chapter 369

Carissa decided not to address the issue immediately. She instructed the staff to prepare a meal for Helen first.

After Helen had finished eating. Carissa said, “Let me see the contract. We need to check for any hidden traps. If there are any, we must prepare in advance.”

Helen blinked through her tearful eyes. “What can we do if there are traps?”

“There are ways to deal with them. Just bring the contract to me first, Carissa replied, not meeting Helen’s gaze, especially not when she was crying.

So, Carissa turned to find Gillian and asked her to retrieve the contract.

Gillian knew exactly where the documents were kept. She quickly found the contract, and brought it to Carissa.

Carissa read through the contract three times from start to finish and found no issues with it–it was fair and impartial. As for the parties involved, Helen had used Gillian’s name, while Jessica had used Eric’s

name.

a household servant of the Winchester

own name

to use

male family member or a trusted servant. Servants could hold the contracts and couldn’t really cause trouble, even if the property was registered in their names. Women typically used the latter method

money was appealing, merchants were considered lowly. So, as long as they made money, it didn’t matter whose name was on the

any problems?” Helen asked anxiously

at her with a

are you looking at me like

be looking at her like she was a fool, and Helen

sorely tempted to say, “It seems that they didn’t even bother tampering with the contract, indicating how

she couldn’t say that aloud, or Helen would likely respond with anger and

a good thing!” Carissa

tomorrow. I’ll visit Grand Princess Eleanor tonight. As for Eric, he should be detained tonight to prevent him from alerting anyone. Luke has already sent people to monitor The Gilded Tower, so the staff won’t be able to leave to send any

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but she seemed

up with tears again, she unexpectedly softened her tone, “Alright, stop

voice was hoarse yet frail, “Then, I’m counting on you. Please also speak to Rafael on my behalf later. Don’t let him stay angry with

grandiose manner she used to, nor did she exhibit her previous haughtiness. The dislike that had once shown in her eyes when she looked at Carissa was gone, replaced by a hint