The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

624 Chapter 624

624.Chapter 624

But given the circumstances, there had been no other choice. Both she and Diana had made their decisions for each other's sake, and neither had any regrets.

"You're too kind, Your Highness and Your Grace. I'll make sure to pass on your kind words. His Majesty and Her Majesty will surely be delighted and look forward to welcoming you tomorrow."

After James and the others left, Nolan turned to Eliza and asked, "Do you want to ay in Hasen City to rest, or head back to Saint Grace Nunnery right away?"

The Padilla family's residence has already been prepared, so if Eliza feels too tired, she could stay there for the night.

What Eliza didn't realize was that Nolan wasn't talking about the Padilla residence at all.

Someone's little schemes were bubbling up, eager to test the waters whenever the chance arose.

Unfortunately, Eliza was as oblivious as ever, completely missing the hidden meaning in his words. She simply shook her head earnestly and said, "It's been a while since I've been back. Mary's probably been worried sick. I should return to the nunnery soon to put her and my senior sisters at ease."

back." Nolan felt reluctant, wishing he could spend more time with her. But he hadn't been back to the Prince Regent's residence in ages, and the pile of matters waiting

endless.

the next few days. So, he had no choice but to

didn't mind this arrangement

But someone else did.

I come along?" Rafe suddenly popped his head out, wedging himself between Eliza and

'Oh no, I'd almost forgotten

course you can't come with me." Eliza

was a boy, and even though he was still just a kid, it

grabbed the young man by the collar, his tone calm but commanding. "You're coming with

Rafe didn't quite agree.

pinned him in place. "Not an option. Even with Eliza vouching for you, it doesn't mean the danger you pose is gone. So, you've

voice trembling. "W-what are the

to my residence and behave yourself under my watch. Option two: I cripple you right here and now, leaving

want either of