Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry 691

Chapter 691

Daniel’s home was not far from the Sinclair family’s main residence, Sinclair Estate. It was a house with two entrances, two exits, and a patio.

Usually, Daniel’s wife, Thalia, would accompany her mother–in–law, Hilda, after dinner. The two women would do embroidery together, with Thalia usually making clothes for her unborn child or two sons. But tonight, not only did Thalia not show up at all, the sound of the children playing couldn’t be heard either.

Finding it odd, Hilda sent her maid, Doris, to check on them. When she arrived at Thalia’s quarters and inquired, Thalia’s maid, Fern, looked surprised.

“Isn’t Madam Thalia doing embroidery with Madam Hilda? She left an hour ago with the two boys,” said

Fern

“No, Madam Hilda hasn’t seen Madam Thalia. That’s why she sent me to ask,” replied Doris, also surprised.

“How can that be? Madam Thalia had dinner and took her pregnancy medicine, then left.”

“Did she say she was heading to Madam Hilda’s place?”

Madam Thalia told

Sinclair Estate and ask them. I’ll check with Madam Emily. She

Daniel’s. Currently, Solomon was busy helping Theodore handle matters regarding their family’s younger members, earning the respect of the rest of the family. When Carissa left the Warren family, it was Solomon who had arranged for

returned

most of her time in Serenvale and rarely returned to the capital. And given that she was pregnant, she seldom ventured out. She only visited Sinclair Estate or Solomon’s home.

to go out during the day, let

Meanwhile, he gathered the younger members of the family to search for Thalia and her two children. After searching f more than two hours, everyone reconvened

for

had only recently returned to the capital and rarely ventured out, making it

anyone.

at this late hour would be pointless, as there were only a few officers on duty. After a moment of contemplation, Solomon decided to

seek out Frederick.

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Frederick learned the details of

some people there. I’ll ask them

Thank you, Frederick,”