Her Majestic Battle Cry

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Norman stood up and gestured for Carissa to follow him to his study.

After taking a few steps, he turned back and asked, “Would it be alright if my eldest son came along?”

Carissa knew the duke was referring to Mikhail, whose nature she understood well. She was aware that he wasn’t as valued by Norman as his younger brothers

“That’s fine,” she replied.

Stunned, Mikhail hesitated. He knew his dad never favored him and thought him to be too mild and lacking passion. Norman always chose to discuss important manners with his third and fourth sons. But instead of calling Gareth this time, Norman had unexpectedly requested that Mikhail join the discussion.

In the study, Norman instructed his servants to light a candle with a calming scent. His temper often ran high, so this candle was a staple in his study. However, it wasn’t for his benefit today. He hoped the calming scent might help Carissa overlook the hour wait outside and the indignity of almost being splashed with water.

Once they were seated, Carissa got straight to the point, saying, “I’ll be direct with you, Lord Norman. I’ve already reported yesterday’s findings to the king. His Majesty has officially declared that all of Lord Henry’s concubines‘ daughters are victims. I only came here after he made that decision.”

this, then asked, “What are

He rose from his seat and bowed to Carissa. “Thank you for

didn’t do it for your family alone. The women are truly victims. Eleanor held Lady Cecilia’s mom’s life in her

Defense. If I had come to Oakspire Estate before

gave Carissa a complex look, still unsure of her motives. What she described wasn’t the perspective

you help us? What are

helping you. I just don’t want to see the

Every official investigating a treason case hopes to implicate as many

“Do you remember what happened with the Earl of Gracehold’s family? When that

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from the National Examination Register and lost his position as heir, causing the

Eleanor’s goal–to drag the loyal noble families down, one by one. The truly powerful families are hard to topple from the outside, so she worked to break them down from within. And

there’s a regime change, the new ruler will target them first to gain public favor. That’s why, if someone attempts treason, the noble familles will rally with the

of Lord Henry’s concubines, I’d be falling right into her hands. Why would I let her win? Neither my household nor