Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry 575

Chapter 575

The news that Thomas was still alive hatt reached Barrett, including the fact that Viola had returned Thomas‘ pension and the income from the shops.

However, he didn’t know that it was Viola’s family who had helped Viola repay everything.

Since the assassination attempt and Viola’s questioning of his feelings for her, there had been very little conversation between them. After hearing about Thomas‘ survival, Barrett hesitated for a long time before finally stepping into Grace Mansion,

Viola was sitting on the couch, lost in thought. When she saw him enter with the light behind him, she froze for a moment. She almost called out the. name of the person who had been on her mind constantly.

When she realized it was Barrett, her face darkened.

“I thought you’d forgotten where the entrance to Grace Mansion was. It’s rare to see you here,” she said coldly.

Barrett dismissed the maids before sitting down. “I heard about Thomas.”

Viola’s voice remained icy. “And what of it?”

if he doesn’t

a fit of anger, Viola hurled a teacup at him. “Barrett, you jerk! What do your take me for? Do you think I’m the kind of woman who switches loyalties at a

letting the cup hit him. His expression turned uncertain,

you unfairly. If there’s still

laughed bitterly, her anger flaring. “Step aside for me?

had any sincerity at

wasn’t directed entirely at Barrett. If this conversation had taken place before Zoey had made her return

it to her current life with Barrett,

more than a facade. The Warren family was destitute, barely surviving while supporting two entire branches of the es had been sold off. If not

there was always the looming

was originally a military commander. Now that he had returned victorious, it was likely that he

any hope Viola had. Now, she was stuck in the Warren family for the rest of her

Who could understand the depth of her misery? Marrying Barrett had never been her choice. It was Natalie who had arranged the

Viola

so bitterly, Barrett let out a nearly imperceptible sigh of relief. Slowly, he walked

It’s my fault. I shouldn’t have asked you like that. It’s just… When I heard that Thomas was still alive, I was afraid that you still had

he spoke, he awkwardly turned his head away, clearly uncomfortable with his

was momentarily