The Swordswoman's Revenge Story after Rebirth

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The Swordswoman’s Revenge Story after Rebirth

Chapter 60 She Didn’t Do Anything Wrong

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Matilda’s eyes widened, her gaze full of rage as she spat, “Are you crazy? If you change the official red–sealed deeds, you’ll have to pay a 10% tax to the government! How reckless can you be? Even if you hate me, you can’t squander the family’s money like this!”

Unofficial white contracts, on the other hand, require no taxes. Regardless of who’s named on them, if you hold an unofficial white contract, there’s always room for dispute, but it is generally accepted that the contract holds weight.

When the Sharp family gave Prunella her dowry, they never changed it to official red–sealed deeds. This was so that Prunella could easily buy and sell without paying the two–percent tax each time. At the time, she had also planned to use the properties to pave the way for Geoffrey’s future. So, when it fell into her hands, she didn’t bother with the official process.

What no one had anticipated was Geoffrey’s rise, and his subsequent fame in the military, which had led to him being honored by the King. After Prunella passed, Prudence inherited a large portion of the estate, still without switching the deeds.

Matilda thought that Isolde would never return to the estate, especially now that Prudence had control. So she saw no reason to bother with the official deeds.

Most importantly, wealthy families wouldn’t be foolish enough to pay unnecessary taxes.

To Matilda, Isolde’s actions were completely irrational.

Isolde, however, calmly retorted, “The name on these documents says Sharp, not Duke’s estate. You should care about your reputation.”

-After that, she calmly walked out with Vincenzo.

Anne and Ryker stepped forward to free Matilda, but she was seething with fury, jumping up and pointing at Ryker, yelling like a woman scorned, “You must be in cahoots with her! Why didn’t you stop her? What did she promise you?”

Ryker was at a loss for words. He had thought that Matilda and Milton would eventually see through Isolde’s devious plan, but now, with Matilda so stubborn, it was clear that he had underestimated her.

“Matilda…”

“Leave!” Matilda snapped, her fury evident. She immediately ordered her staff to throw him out.

Ryker looked toward Anne for support, but she simply gave him a cold, uninterested glance.

away, knowing that Isolde was now in control

had promised, she went straight to the magistrate’s office to initiate

procedure was complicated, but with the High Magistracy of Argentum overseeing it personally, the usual bureaucratic

estate, Ryker immediately

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promised to return her mother’s possessions, but she had come right to his doorstep to take them. Was this how

part was that she had never trusted him from the start.

mood, wisely commented, “Well, Isolde seems to believe that Geoffrey doesn’t trust her, and

then fell silent, seemingly weighing the

her have it. It was always hers to begin with. If she wants it,

expected Geoffrey to stand up for Matilda, yet to his shock, Geoffrey simply allowed Isolde to seize everything without

own household–what a grave act of defiance! And yet, Geoffrey had chosen to turn a

Matilda had completely lost power. And once she fell, it meant he

nature sent shivers down his spine.

to Harlan and instructed, “Go to the Velmont family estate and find out what’s happening with Michelle. Also, see if Doug has gone there

really think you should stay out of

at him, his gaze heavy with exhaustion and resignation. “Do you think I don’t know Michelle has gone too far this time? But if she gets divorced

now, any chance of reconciliation

that? Let’s be honest- this so–called father–daughter bond never existed. There’s no point

seeing Geoffrey’s resolve, he had no choice but to retreat

left, Bryant

here now?” Geoffrey’s patience was at its limit. Everything that had unfolded recently had filled

the stress caused by Isolde, and

times have I told you? Stay out of the affairs of the household! If you should be practicing, then practice. If you should be studying, then study. What business

these matters?”

in his memory had he seen Geoffrey lose

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