Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry 576

Chapter 576

That night, Barrett did not leave Grace Mansion. For several nights in a row, he stayed at Viola’s place.

Aurora began decorating her courtyard, using her own money since the family’s public funds were unavailable to her.

She chose the sturdiest wood for the doors and windows. Ironwood was hard to come by, and she asked the lumber merchants to find it, promising to pay a high price if they succeeded.

She renamed the courtyard “Blessed Hav

Having left the army and without any battle armor, she secretly

commissioned a protective heart shield. She wore it day and night to guard against any potential assassins.

As for Barrett and Viola’s affection towards each other, she couldn’t care less. She held no respect for a man who had changed his heart.

She had once said she wouldn’t be caught up in domestic squabbles, and she would never become the kind of person she most despised.

Viola? She didn’t believe it–not

of love. He wasn’t even good at hiding it, and

choice at this point. Even if it was false affection, it was better than the cold indifference she had

She had everything she needed

she didn’t have any other options for her future right now, she

afford to wait.

wanted to investigate who was targeting her. Deep down,

Chapter 576

would also put a stop.

was still troubled

and Viola. After all, Barrett still needed the support of the Prince family to

under the

injuries had healed, but one of his knees was still a problem because the kneecap was shattered. Sebastian kept applying ointment and

if Lawrence’s leg was truly ruined, and

group set out for the capital. Kiera’s wedding was on the eighth of August. Even though Luke and the Ministry of Protocol were handling the arrangements, Rafael and Carissa needed to return before Kiera’s wedding date. As her brother and sister–in–law, they had to be there for

grown familiar with the

the Southern Frontier battlefield before, and they quickly found common ground. Violet shared stories about the

gift for storytelling, vividly recreating the battlefield scenes and making them feel as though they had participated in the