The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

hapter 329

Nolan had personally come to escort Eliza. As always, Eliza rode

e in the carriage while he followed on horseback.

The ride to the nunnery had been quick, but the return was deliberately slow and relaxed.

Nolan kept his horse at a steady pace, trailing alongside the carriage, which wasn’t moving particularly fast.

With a slight turn of his head, Nolan could catch glimpses of Eliza through the carriage window. The breeze occasionally lifted the curtain, revealing her chatting and laughing with Renee.

Nolan’s gaze lingered on her delicate face before he suddenly spoke. “There’s a hand warmer in there. Take it out to warm your hands. You don’t want to catch a cold.”

Upon hearing that, Eliza searched the carriage and quickly found the hand warmers Nolan mentioned.

There were two of them.

One was small and exquisitely crafted, fitting perfectly in Eliza’s hands. It was clear this one had been prepared just for Eliza.

The other was placed near Renee’s seat. Though not as refined, it was just as warm to the touch. Renee couldn’t help but smile, realizing Nolan had thoughtfully included her while preparing for Eliza.

bit overwhelmed by the

without thinking. “He even considered someone like me, just a maid serving the

noticed Eliza’s momentary pause that she realized she had spoken

her mouth, her face flushing with

have to say everything out

briefly at

Nolan had quite a lot of such thoughtful gestures like this in his

Eliza couldn’t help but wonder. But

a nun who had taken

who had personally escorted her to

a Holy Lady, decreed by

it as well. He would never pursue something

for Eliza, the thought

her to break away from the Duke’s estate. Her identity as the Holy Lady allowed her

against the Duke’s estate. She needed the identity

revenge. Eliza needed to consolidate her status even more firmly. Only after she had trampled everyone under her feet mercilessly and made them truly experience the excruciating pain she endured in her previous life would she

of

closure, retreating to a life of solitude and prayer, ending this lifetime in peace.