Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 434

Chapter 434

Aurora’s expression shifted dramatically as Mary’s words struck at her very core, hitting the mark precisely.

She had been seeking an opportunity to surpass Carissa, to prove that she was superior. This obsession tormented her day and night, robbing her of sleep and appetite, and filling her with a persistent rage.

Yet, despite her daily resentment, it seemed as though Carissa paid her no mind?

She couldn’t believe it!

Clenching her fists, Aurora said, “Madam Clayton, have you ever encountered someone so deceitful that they practically embody hypocrisy? Have you seen someone climb to the top by stepping on the achievements of others?

“Someone who feasts on the military honors of their family and is never satisfied? Someone who disregards their comrades‘ lives, allowing them to be captured and mistreated? And yet, such a person becomes a princess consort. Do you really think the heavens are watching?”

Mary smiled, her wrinkles deepening her expression into a look of gentle kindness. “Such a person exists only in your heart. How could I possibly see her?”

Aurora’s expression darkened, her anger evident even through the thin veil. “You don’t believe me.” “Whether I believe you or not is of no importance,” Mary said calmly. “What matters is that you believe it yourself, and you torment yourself because of it. You are unhappy, consumed by bitterness, and every thought you have is driven by this resentment and anger. In the end, this will only harm you.”

Mary waved her hand dismissively. “Enough. I am tired. I don’t remember what was said that day, and neither does anyone here. Once you leave today, everyone will see you and know that you came to apologize. I believe the common people will not trouble you further.”

Barrett, who had been on edge the entire time, finally began to relax. He had feared that Aurora’s indiscreet remarks would provoke Mary’s anger.

In the end, Mary was above such pettiness and didn’t stoop to Aurora’s level.

However, Aurora was not inclined to heed the old woman’s heartfelt advice. Her heart was already consumed by bitterness and resentment, leaving no room for any kind of friendly suggestion.

As they left Jadehill Estate, Aurora climbed into the carriage with a cold expression. Barrett stared at the carriage for a long while before finally joining her inside.

of them willing to exchange a single glance. The couple who once promised to love each other for a

sat in the

to reason with

“Madam Aurora once reached great heights,

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turning sharply

visit. Had I known, I would have informed you that

took a slow sip before continuing. “In my lifetime, I have encountered many types of people–capable and incapable, modest and arrogant, the great and the wicked, the kind and the loving.

I am twisted?” Aurora’s lips curled into a cold smile, her eyes flashing with anger. “How am I twisted? I would

resentment, unwilling to accept defeat, hoping to surpass certain people, and trying to find ways

slowly, her voice calm and gentle as she continued, “Why concern yourself with these matters? If you defeat someone, does that mean they will suffer? If you

their joy or sorrow doesn’t affect you. They don’t care about your happiness or sadness, yet you torment

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words struck at her very core, hitting the mark

she was superior. This obsession tormented her day and night, robbing

her daily resentment, it seemed as though Carissa paid

She couldn’t believe it!

ever encountered someone so deceitful that they practically embody hypocrisy?

allowing them to be captured and mistreated? And yet, such a person becomes a

gentle kindness. “Such a person

evident even through

it yourself, and you torment yourself because of it. You are unhappy, consumed by bitterness, and every thought you have

neither does anyone here. Once you leave today, everyone will see you and know that you came to apologize. I believe the common people will not trouble you

the entire time, finally began to relax. He had feared that Aurora’s indiscreet remarks

Mary was above such pettiness and