Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 404

Chapter 404

Helen’s words drew scornful glances from everyone present towards Heather.

Heather felt a mix of grievance and shame. She looked at Carissa, hoping the latter might say something on her behalf. Yet Carissa’s expression remained indifferent, her eyes betraying no emotion. Heather had no choice but to give up.

However, Heather silently resented Carissa.

How could she not speak up for her own aunt? How would she face Melanie in the afterlife after acting this way?

Everyone continued chatting for a while before Eleanor finally returned. After the customary exchanges of greetings, everyone resumed their seats.

As if the tension between them had never existed, Carissa greeted Eleanor with a respectful nod. Eleanor was even better at masking her feelings, and she gave Carissa a warm, attentive glance.

Victoria inquired about Ruth, and Eleanor replied, “Mom’s health has improved somewhat, but she won’t be joining us for the New Year’s Eve celebration tonight. With the cold weather, she needs to avoid. worsening her condition.”

“Of course. I’ll have the royal physician pay extra attention to her. Don’t worry too much,” Victoria reassured.

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servants came to escort them.

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current favorite was a concubine named Sylvia. Tonight, Sylvia could only watch as the king

and his wife. were indeed affectionate. While seated, Rafael would pick out dishes for his wife and place the ones she disliked

complex, though

had originally intended

Carissa carried a hint of cold, deep–seated jealousy. Fortunately, Carissa was already the Hell Monarch’s

admit that the beauty of the once–divorced woman was truly breathtaking. Even though Sylvia was a woman, once one’s eyes were drawn to Carissa, it was hard

was the case for women, how could

could have married any

Sylvia held a deep disdain for Carissa, and this disdain extended

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silent throughout, his gaze sweeping over each face, trying to discern the undercurrents

expression, and Eleanor knew that some matters needed

bid their farewells

curtsy to Victoria