Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 449

Chapter 449

The atmosphere had indeed become awkward; even Helen, who was usually a bit slow to pick up on things, noticed it. She took the initiative to break the silence.

“Not long ago, Carissa added many rare and beautiful flowers to my collection. Why don’t we go take a look? The bougainvillea on the wall has also bloomed, and it makes for a vibrant display. If we don’t see it now, it will soon wither.”

Carissa joined in, “That’s right. If you’re not interested in flowers and would rather see the performances, follow me.”

She first helped Helen down from her seat, and then took Alice’s arm gently. “Come, let’s go enjoy the flowers. It’s been a while since we last spoke, and I’d like to catch up with you.”

Alice appeared somewhat dazed. She couldn’t understand why Viola had married Barrett, and now, why was she here today? The Farrell family had allowed her to return to her natal family, hoping she would. find a suitable match–but Barrett was not that match.

Alice felt a deep sense of revulsion.

Even if Viola found another suitor who wasn’t as outstanding as Thomas, he

displeased with this turn of events. She had been enjoying the sight of Helen’s anger and jealousy. However, with the arrival of the Farrell family, it seemed her attempts to provoke

bit of provocation, she was certain Helen would soon start arranging for Rafael to

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flowers, anxiously scanning the crowd, wondering when she might catch

him,

for the day. She had firmly said she wouldn’t serve anyone but would stand at

Serena’s restless scanning of the surroundings,

and instructed, “Go

is currently

the command, and made her way to the theater to relay Violet’s message

performed was a common choice for birthday banquets. The ladies present, who had likely seen. this performance numerous times, were not truly focused on the play.

was not solely due to Viola. Rather, it was because Alice was the mother of Thomas, who

two daughters. Carissa deeply understood the pain of losing loved ones, and recognized Alice’s ongoing grief. Alice’s initial decision to let Viola leave showed her kindness, but