The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

Chapter 57

Chapter 57

"Alright, since you don't like it, I won't say anything more." Mary parted Eliza's head while checking her homework, speaking casually. "By the way. I need you to come down the mountain with me soon."

"Huh" Can I really go with you, Mary!" Eliza's mood, which had been lukewarm before, immediately sparked as her eyes brightened

"Of course Mary smiled. "There's a patient down the mountain who needs me to take a look."

Mary hesitated for a moment, then added. "But her identity might be a bit awkward for you"

"Who?" Eliza asked curiously

"It's Evelyn Nevill," Mary said.

Eliza immediately understood Mary's concern. Evelyn was the grandmother of Caleb, Eliza's former fiancé.

Eliza smiled. “Madam Nevill? It's fine, Mary. I've already broken off the engagement with the Marquis's estate. Since I'm not going to see Caleb specifically, there's nothing to worry about"

"Good girl, I'm glad you can see it that way." Mary had been worried about how Eliza would take it

Mary had heard that Eliza and Caleb had been childhood sweethearts with a deep bond. Sadly, Caleb had broken Eliza's heart.

had done for her in the past,

relieved, Eliza couldn't help but smile. "Mary,

gestured to her face. "Look at how haggard I look. I couldn't sleep a wink

mountain for a change of pace might be the right thing to do. She had planned to avoid bringing

"It's fine, Mary, I really

you've taught me before, haven't you? We should cut out all these messy emotions and focus on meditation. Love is part of that

a look. "Madam Nevill has had a heart condition for years. She used to manage it well, but now that she's older, it flares up more often. You can stay with mr and watch how I handle the consultation. If we finish early, I'll

hugged Mary tightly, rubbing her cheek

(

Why don't the Duke of Mowbay and his family like such a lovely girl! I remember she was

day to

parked a small bag, slung it over her shoulder, and followed Mary of out

practicing asceticism, there was no carriage to take them down. They walked all the way down the mountain fose, hailed a man's na-cart, giving them a few coim in exchange for a ride toward Hasen

Hasen City, they thanked the man and parted ways. Mary and Eliza walked slowly toward the

arrived, it was still before

пост.

and, once at the

hours to reach the city. Thankfully, they left early, and by the time the Eya explained their identities to the gatekeeper of