Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 476

Chapter 476

Janice had always accompanied Helen, so she had intended to go along as well. However, Carissa asked her to stay behind.

“I’m short of people in my room. Please stay here and assist me for now.”

Janice bowed her head. “Yes, Your Grace!”

She stopped in her tracks, and did not follow. A hint of panic flashed in her eyes–had Carissa noticed something?

Carissa smiled warmly. I’ve heard from Mother that you’re skilled at hairstyling. From now on, you’ll work as a hairstylist in my quarters.

Seeing Carissa’s gentle smile, Janice asked, “Your Grace, Lulu has always been the one to do your hair. If I take over her duties, won’t it be inappropriate?”

Carissa reassured her, “Lulu has other tasks to attend to. It’s not about taking someone’s place. There’s no need for you to feel uneasy.”

Janice finally felt somewhat reassured. “Understood. If Lady Helen agrees, I’ll serve you in Orchid Hall, Your Grace.”

She cast a secretive glance at Rafael. He remained indifferent, clearly showing no sign of suspicion.

Estate was brightly lit. The Earl of Gracehold and his wife, along with other members of the

to make such a fuss. I’ve come just to visit my

expressions of those present were

day that Harvey and Heather might come to question them. But by evening, no one from Hartstone Estate had arrived, which offered them a

were about to settle in for the night,

Abigail understood that while Helen could be managed, she could also be quite formidable,

disperse yet. I’ll go see Leona first, and then return to

cast a chill over the

Noah, fumed, “That ungrateful brat! He’s disgraceful! He’s brought shame upon

the residence, but he refused to allow it. He even threatened to kill himself if she was sent away. Mother initially imposed house arrest

Chapter 476

troublemaker.”

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The indulgence of his mother, Dorothy, made Samuel

for his downfall and scorned the officialdom,

in. The dim light cast a faint glow on the pale yellow curtains,

Seeing Helen and Violet, she thought it was her mother and called

flowed freely with the

stood at the