The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

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Some of the ministers were just about to plead on Gabriel's behalf when Magnus spoke again, his tone nostalgic, "I still remember how well Lady Mowbay cared for me when I was a young, ignorant prince.

"Who would have thought that before I could repay her kindness, such a virtuous and gentle soul would leave us so soon? Now, the only way to honor her is through her daughter. What do you all think?"

Only then did the ministers recall that King had indeed been taken care of by the Duke's wife in his youth. She was Caroline of the Padilla family. It was precisely from that point on that the Stonor family began its rise to prominence.

Had it not been for Caroline and the Padilla family, would the Duke of Mowbay have come this far? He had totally forgotten his roots. While the Stonor family thrived, the Padilla family had fallen. Their only daughter had married Gabriel, only to be betrayed.

And now, as a descendant of the Padilla family, the Holy Lady wished to honor her mother by taking her name. Yet, Gabriel tried to stand in her way.

He already had four sons, a daughter, and even a pair of illegitimate children. What harm would it do to let one child bear her mother's name?

After all, the Holy Lady had severed ties with the Stonor family. She had every right to take on the Padilla name.

Do you really think your family's power came

The first to step forward and berate Gabriel was none other

occurred to him, as it did to many others present, that Theodore had actually gone to school with the patriarch of the Padilla family. The two

respect and competed with each other in their younger days. So it was no surprise that Theodore, who had helped Grabriel in return for a favor, would now openly condemn him for what he had done to

And he wasn't alone.

silent all this while. He cast a cold glance at Gabriel and continued, " Fortunately, his daughter-the Ho successfully unlocked the blood of both Stonor and Padilla-is far

Lady take the Padilla name would honor Caroline's memory and preserve

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and sense of gratitude."

deep impression, especially on scholars. Even after the fall of the Padilla

the civil officials who had once aligned themselves with the Duke of Mowbay, at least half of them, whether they spoke up or not, were now glaring at him with