The Swordswoman's Revenge Story after Rebirth

Chapter 193 Nothing to Cry For

Clark dragged Nicole to the Pearl Tower.

* Pearls

Sighing softly as she looked at their faces, Isolde went to the drawer, searched for a moment, and took out a bottle of bruise ointment.

“Are you all idiots? Can’t you dodge?” Isolde smeared some ointment on Nicole’s face gently. Vance was really ruthless. With this slap, there were a few hideous finger marks.

Tears streamed down Nicole’s face like broken pearls, but she stifled her sobs.

Clark said angrily, “How did he become like this?”

“He’s always been like this, okay? What do you think he was like before?” Isolde retorted.

Clark did not say anything. Indeed, all these years, this so–called father only had the title of a father, but he had never really done what a father should do.

Theard that Grandma has declared a period of mourning for you.” Isolde glanced at him and asked.

“Yes!” Clark felt even more depressed when he thought of his future.

“Let’s wait for a while. Maybe there’s a chance,” Isolde said softly.

These words were purely comforting. After a three–year mourning period, no one would know what the future held. Whether he could return to the Parliamentary Library remained uncertain.

Clark nodded. “Yes, there might be a chance.”

Of course, he knew that it was impossible.

The law stipulated the mourning period, and only those who had made significant contributions and were urgently needed by the Royal Court could be recalled from mourning. However, since the establishment of the empire, this had only happened once.

This man was Harrison Porter, who, during his tenure at the Ministry of War, went into mourning for his mother. However, less than three months later, due to the threat of the Thalvinar, the King issued an imperial decree to relieve him from mourning and appointed him as the commander to lead the army.

However, the exception only applied to individuals of great talent or soldiers. Someone like Clark, who was not even a Metropolitan Graduate but merely an Imperial Scholar–Apprentice, had no qualification to be given such consideration by the Royal Court.

Nicole wiped his tears and looked at Isolde. “Could you please appeal to Mr. Doug Becker to have Clark reinstated at the Parliamentary Library?”

“That’s impossible. During the mourning period, one must resign from office. No amount of pleading will work. Unless it’s not reported, but if it’s not reported,

with it.”

it good that Clark has

on the table and comforted. “Clark,

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and become a

right, you came back alone? Where do you plan to

Isolde take everything away. She thought that she

will be back later. I’ll stay at the Pearl Tower for

too. We can’t do without a backbone.”

the least presence in

are Matilda and Michelle?”

and Matilda are suspected of stealing and are accomplices to the murder. Even if they aren’t convicted, they will have to be investigated for a

family would never let the

about Braden?” Nicole

come out for at least ten years. He faked his death and escaped from prison. He even went to seek revenge as a criminal and beat

time, Collin instructed Garrett to pursue southward, unaware that Braden did not rush to escape. Instead, he went to take revenge on Kameron.

that time, one of the guards of Garrett was good friends with the Frazier family, and while patrolling the city, he just so happened to stop by the Fraziers‘ for a greeting, where

sigh. However, she was

really difficult for him to have

Nicole left, Isolde lay down for a while

packed some things and returned. Natasha sent a guard to help deliver the things.

but two chefs also came. They

that Isolde had brought back. After knowing that Isc gone to Zloimond unharmed, Natasha

had

tailor and embroiderer to work overnight and make several new clothes in

these clothes was complicated and exquisite. In addition to the taffeta in

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shop, they also used silk chiffon.

new Isolde she praised non–stop. “If she doesn’t speak up, who dares to say she isn’t a lady of high birth Even if

she was despised for speaking vulgarly, Praising the flowers‘ fragrance while selling them,