Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 430

Chapter 430

Barrett was struck once again by the crushing weight of his situation.

Suddenly, he felt as if he had lost all sense of direction. His energy and spirit seemed to drain away. leaving him feeling as if he were adrift with nowhere to turn.

He had previously viewed Viola as dignified and virtuous, a cultured and considerate woman who was also highly respectful towards the servants. After all, she came from the Earl of Silverstone’s family and had married into the Farrell family–a family of military prestige, with Thomas Farrell being a respected figure among the generals.

He had expected Viola to be as honorable and forthright as her late husband, someone who would be both courageous and kind–hearted.

Yet now, just a single order from her had led to the breaking of a man’s arm.

While Barrett also resented the people who had thrown excrement at the estate, giving them a beating and letting them go after would have been good enough.

Why go so far as to break their limbs?

It wasn’t a matter of compassion–it was about avoiding further public outrage and trying to quell the situation quickly. Now that the man’s limbs were broken, Barrett feared that this incident would only escalate.

stared at Aurora, his tone unwaveringly stern. “I’ll check with Vi. When

you’ve called me

away, remaining silent for

to maintain her dignity. Yet, the walls she had built around her heart, once fortified by his

Rafael’s marriage had

regard

deep down, that Viola would

always

would always be Carissa, never Viola Viola didn’t even

out

that the man whose legs had been broken had reported the incident to the authorities, hence why the Royal Citadel

steward reported that the officials had arrived, Viola panicked. She avoided meeting the Royal Citadel representatives and hid inside the

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time to overhear the steward briefing the chief constable, “We never intended to break his limbs. We

then asked, “Is there any possibility

returned the gesture. “General