Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 491

Chapter 491

Carissa was silent for a moment before saying, “Lulu, show our guest out.”

Heather’s anger flared. “Carissa, I haven’t finished speaking yet, and you’re already so eager to drive me away? I am your aunt!”

In her rage, Heather threw a cup to the floor, her chest heaving with emotion.

Carissa glanced at the shattered cup on the floor. The liquid spread beneath her feet, dampening the tips of her shoes.

She raised her head to meet Heather’s gaze, her voice stern and cold as she said, “If you had vented your anger this way at Gracehold Estate, by smashing a cup in front of them and cursing Samuel for his heartlessness, I would have been glad for Leona and still respected you as my aunt.

“But didn’t you see how aggrieved Leona was that night? Yet, you were only making excuses. When she asked if you would accept her back into the house if she got a divorce, a simple nod from you would have been a great comfort, even if you only advised her to endure.

“Her words about divorce might have been spoken out of momentary distress, but your refusal only deepened her pain and despair. Did you ever consider that?”

I wasted my breath telling you all this? If I had agreed to accept her back, what would have happened if she

with tears streaming down her face. She

She’s a duchess and a legitimate wife. Why should she fear a courtesan from a brothel? Even if Ruby is Grand Princess Eleanor’s illegitimate daughter, she was raised in that filthy

return to Leona. If you explain that to her, she wouldn’t be

her body to the side to wipe her tears and blow her

at her aunt’s tear–streaked face, which bore some resemblance to her own

help raising her voice and asking, “What are

her hands. “We’re terrified of

her head, her tone cold as ice as she replied, “You’re afraid of facing hardship at your fief, so you

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king even mentioned sending you to your fie Your husband isn’t serving in court. He’s just a leisurely prince. No one cares whether

hard to fathom. What do you know? I don’t want to discuss this further with you.

a low profile in the capital. We don’t even dare to employ household soldiers. So, please don’t compare our family’s