The Swordswoman’s Revenge Story after Rebirth

Chapter 277 Playing Both Sides

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Seeing that Harper believed her, Margaret asked, “How could this have dragged you into it? Even if the King accuses Layla of interfering, it shouldn’t involve her family.”

Harper said gloomily, “I found out about Geoffrey’s actions yesterday. Matthew told me to go to the palace and report him, accusing him of colluding with the rebel king. Who knew Layla would bring it up first? What’s even more infuriating is that Isolde actually brought Geoffrey to the palace to seek forgiveness. “Isolde has just achieved great merit, and the King holds her in high regard. With Doug and Kolton also speaking on their behalf, the King only gave them a light reprimand. But Layla and I ended up suffering.”

Margaret gritted her teeth. Isolde was truly cumming–she actually knew to seek forgiveness first.

This was originally the Langley family’s crime, but in the end, the King’s wrath fell on the Hanson family.

Having gotten his answers, Harper didn’t press the matter further. Instead, he asked curiously, “Ashley is quite a remarkable person, but why would she recognize Pablo as her adoptive father?”

“She has no one in Argentum. Even though she has her grandfather, he’s far away in Zloimond. What can he do to help her?” Margaret replied.

“She seems quite scheming.”

“Being scheming is a good thing. In the harem, without some cunning, how can one survive? As long as she doesn’t give birth to a prince, Layla can win Ashley over, and Ashley will be useful to Layla in the future. That was my intention when I went to the palace. Before you came, a palace maid arrived, telling me to go to the palace tomorrow to pay my respects. “Layla probably wants to blame me. Oh well, I’m used to it. Whenever something happens, Layla never looks for the cause within herself. She always shifts the blame onto others. This time, I brought her many gifts, all sorts of supplies, but she still complained that I rarely send her things.”

Harper thought about it and agreed. Over the years, Layla had hinted countless times that she wanted her family to support her financially so she could pave the way for her son. However, the King was watching closely, and the Queen Mother was sharp–eyed. Besides, noblewomen visiting the palace to pay their respects had given her plenty.

Harper, who had been furious with Margaret, now redirected his anger toward Layla.

After seeing Harper off, Margaret let out a soft sigh of relief. She had shifted the blame, but the palace was still unsettled.

However, she wasn’t worried at all.

members always knew each other’s weaknesses.

morning, she ordered a carriage prepared

naturally became the laughingstock of the palace. Her pent–up anger from the previous night exploded when she saw

show up with news to help me earn merit? How could you

let her vent her anger before calmly asking, “I just want to ask you one thing: before

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matter. the King’s expression had darkened, but he had still been

yesterday, she had felt secretly pleased.

seeing her expression, said, “If Harper hadn’t submitted his report, you would

trying to shift all the blame onto Harper?

“What good would shifting blame do? I’m stating facts. Harper has always been ambitious Seeing so many people being rewarded for their achievements in Zloimond, he became envious and

is this something he could just stumble upon?

the harem, know that such matters should only be hinted at, letting the King investigate

“What you say is true. How could he act so rashly?

hoping Pablo would promote him again. But nowadays, the King doesn’t just look at seniority–he also considers ability. Harper has been in his position for

my family can’t help me, they shouldn’t keep dragging me down.

dismissed the palace maids.

I’m managing the Marquis’s household. Pablo is shrewd and doesn’t

to curry

the money and began counting

was ten

thousand taels.

she said contentedly, “Thank you, Margaret.”

“We’re fa

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