Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 432

Chapter 432

Upon hearing Viola’s heartfelt declaration, Barrett felt no joy whatsoever. It seemed he had never truly understood her.

Initially, when the Farrell family allowed her to return to the estate without the obligation of remaining a widow, he had assumed it was due to her gentle nature. Now, he found himself perplexed.

The steward did not return, nor did the guards who had accompanied him. The person who had been attacked refused any resolution, demanding that his assailants be severely punished. The steward eventually confessed, admitting it was his order. His action spared Viola.

The Royal Citadel detained all of them. While the criminal aspect was dealt with, the man who had his limbs broken could still claim compensation for medical expenses.

Viola was eager to resolve the issue swiftly, hoping to prevent further complications. To that end, she sent a thousand silver coins to the injured man.

Upon learning of this, Rebecca reprimanded, “Is it true that his limbs were broken? Why haven’t you sent someone to check? For all we know, it could be a scam. Is there even a reason for him to throw dung at the gate of our residence?

if his limbs have been severed. Even if bones are broken, treatment wouldn’t cost more than a hundred silver coins. Yet, you

was definitely sent by

knitted in shock and anger. The person who threw dung every day was sent by

at the estate gate

us? It’s as if she wishes for everyone in our house to

denounce Carissa with such fury, Viola felt a mixture of relief and satisfaction. “With such a wicked heart,

her mother–in–law and sister–in–law had frequently expressed their dissatisfaction with her. Though her husband

in the household, including the steward, had never spoken a word against Carissa. Even when Viola attempted to guide the conversation, they seemed oblivious, consistently

more direct. She praised how well the

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despise Carissa. Giver Carissa’s narrow–minded and jealous nature, Viola thought

Yet, it was

youngest sister–in–law who harbored such