Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 501

Chapter 501

Viola’s eyes brimmed with tears, and her voice trembled. “No, let’s go back to the first floor and pick out a few pieces instead.”

As a lady from the Earl of Silverstone’s family, she couldn’t raise her voice to her mother–in–law here. She could only plead with as much humility as she could muster, hoping they would agree to move to the first floor.

Even the items on the first floor were not cheap. The Golden Tower only carried high–quality items.

Serena clung to the jewelry box tightly. “No, I want this one!”

Viola shook with anxiety, her gaze darting around as more heads poked out from the private rooms, all of them wearing expressions of surprise. This only deepened Viola’s sense of humiliation.

How could she possibly come up with almost 40,000 silver coins? Did she have to empty out her dowry and even use the funds from her late husband’s pension?

How could she do that?

a humiliating situation in her life. She turned to leave, but Rebecca quickly grasped her sleeve. Viola’s mind buzzed as she turned to

tone was gentle, but her eyes held an oppressive weight. “Why are you in such a hurry? You need to wait for the

assistant was unsure of what to do. He had never encountered such a situation on the third floor before. These women didn’t want to pay for the tiara, nor did

follow

had the money collected from their home at a later date. After all, most of them were regulars

seemed unusual. The shop assistant felt that if he let them take

her shaking, Viola managed to respond with

standoff continued, some people emerged from the private rooms to observe. Viola dared not

pulled back by Carissa, who whispered, “Don’t worry

continued examining the jewelry Nathaniel had brought for her, though

the private room, which was separated by a beaded curtain rather than a door. The curtain was usually drawn aside to let

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jewelry on the third floor, one might run into people they wish to associate with.

assistant who had been handling the jewelry,