The Swordswoman's Revenge Story after Rebirth

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When Oliver urned around, Prudence let out an angry roar. The roar was muddled, the venom in her voice was unmistakable,

The butler closed the door and hid everything in the house.

Neither Geoffrey nor holde had ever provoked such a violent reaction from her

He did not expect Oliver’s visit to elicit such a strong response.

But upon reflection, it made sense. Isolde was now a Princess, a fact Prudence was well aware of Her only hope had been that Isolde would marry poorly, he looked down upon by her husband, and be despised by his family.

However, Oliver had personally come to assure her that he would remain devoted to Isolde for life. promising never to abandon her. This shattered her last hope. How could she not be furious?

She had clung to life, desperate to see Isolde’s downfall. Yet, despite her own suffering, she watched as Isolde thrived. How could she not feel despair?

The butler only guessed part of the reason, unaware of the depth of Prudence’s rage.

There was no familial bond between her and Isolde. She had harbored hatred for Isolde’s mother for years, and that resentment had festered into madness. From the beginning, she had been the matriarch of this household, controlling everything. To have her authority and dignity challenged by Isolde and her mother was more than just hatred–it was jealousy.

She was jealous, and driven to madness because both Prunella and Isolde had so easily obtained what she could never have. Both women had risen above her, a woman of humble origins who had spent her life battling concubines for a semblance of a good life.

Jealousy would drive one completely crazy.

She believed that a woman’s true happiness lay in how well her husband treated her after marriage, and this treatment was measured by how many concubines he took.

She could not tolerate concubines in this life and had fought with concubines for her entire life. Yet, she

had worked tirelessly to fill her sons‘ lives with concubines–both her biological son and her stepson. She

wanted all women to suffer as she had, to soothe her own scarred heart.

So, when Oliver declared that he would never take a concubine and would remain devoted to Isolde for life. she truly lost her mind.

Geoffrey had said the same thing to her back then.

Matilda would never have

special about these two women that

husbands?

easily obtain what

broke down.

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was why he had insisted

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of Pablo, appeared to live a life of

of one person–Prunella, the woman

When female visitors to the household spoke of the tragedies in the Langley family, particularly Prunella’s misfortunes, a flicker of satisfaction would cross Margaret’s eyes. That flicker was something she couldn’t hide, revealing the

He knew how she battled concubines in her youth, what she had done to Prunella.

informed Isolde of what Oliver had said to Prudence. When Isolde heard it, she was first surprised, then understood

truly hadn’t chosen the

reminded the butler that Prudence must not die

because she wanted Prudence to watch her get married and see her happy, but because Prudence was her grandmother

didn’t want any

of her hatred for Prudence after leaving the Langley family that

didn’t mean that she didn’t hate him. She just didn’t have to torture herself with this

mind, a

a seven–day break. After seven days, he had to return to Southern

was not around, Southern Watch was

half a month off for his wedding. Therefore, he decided not to take the seven days of leave

stop either. She took Anthony. Hattie, and Hazel to visit the families of the fallen

she had previously distributed her rewards to the

always brought sorrow, but the sacrifice of soldiers, after the initial

the families of the they also felt a

soldiers grieved,

heard of her deeds and the

were only twenty families of fallen soldiers in Argentum, so Isolde finished

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leave Argentum to visit them personally, but she still