The Swordswoman's Revenge Story after Rebirth

Chapter 317 A Father–Daughter Meal

Isolde was laughing so hard her jaw nearly dropped. “Collin, what brings you all here?”

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“Delivering satin. We just acquired a new batch–it’s even softer and smoother than the last. Perfect for a wedding trousseau,” Collin announced proudly.

“Did it really take all three of you to deliver fabric? Anthony, are you slacking off from training?” Isolde teased.

“Not at all! Garrett temporarily assigned me to the city patrol unit. Three shifts, four hours each. I just finished my round and came here afterward. I even have two days off for your wedding.” Anthony grinned.

“Already taking on assignments? That was fast,” Isolde remarked in surprise.

“When you do your job well, people take notice,” Anthony said smugly.

Servants brought in the rolls of satin–eight in total, in shades of red, yellow, blue, green, and white. Isolde pulled one open and ran her fingers over the fabric. It was incredibly soft, smooth, and lightweight.

“This satin will fetch a great price,” she mused.

“Like you need to tell me that?” Anthony scoffed. He glanced at Collin and added, “He’s already categorized them into first- and second–tier goods. These satins? They’re nearly as expensive as brocade now.”

“That impressive?” Isolde was taken aback. Brocade was the most expensive silk, used for imperial garments.

“Yes, and there’s an even rarer one. W

“Yes, and there’s an even rarer one. We’re keeping it in the shop for now to build our reputation before sending it to you.” Collin pulled a small square of fabric from his sleeve. “But here’s a sample for you to see.”

Isolde took the swatch–a golden–threaded satin. Even without embroidery, it radiated luxury.

“Is there a large supply of this?” she asked excitedly.

“No. Only one person knows how to weave it, so it’s priced like a treasure,” Collin replied.

“Where did you even find this satin? Why aren’t they selling it themselves?” Isolde asked.

Collin smirked. “I’ll take you to meet them one day, and then you’ll understand.”

“Fine, I’ll hold you to that.” As someone who had built her name around high–quality fabric, she was eager to

meet these weavers.

said. The room was filled with women chatting, and it wasn’t the

Nicole. When he finally heard Collin call his name, he blinked. “Oh… we’re leaving? Right. Let’s

“Keith, you were staring so hard! How rude! Lady Nicole is shy, you know.”

and hurried out,

Isolde. “She’s different from

Would you like her as your wife?”

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A Father–Daughter Meal

Keith nodded. “Sure.”

even married yet, and you’re already thinking about your wedding? Absolutely not!”

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head and looked at Collin. “Then why don’t you pick someone too? There

him. “You must have

dragged Collin and

watched him go, deep in thought. Nicole had been heartbroken over Keith

were a good match after all.

to look

waited for the room to clear

you here to teach me a secret crying technique?” Isolde teased.

your wedding, you need to formally thank your father for raising you. How do you plan to handle it? If you don’t want to go to

silent. Bring

in the dead of night just to perform a ceremony and then return to

brought it back… would she return it later?

have unresolved feelings, but on the day you leave, you must formally bid him farewell. Everyone will be

She had

“So

beforehand. Familiarize yourself with the situation so that when the time comes, you can kneel naturally

respond immediately.

a stranger saved you, you would at least feel thankful, wouldn’t you? On your wedding day, guests will be watching. You don’t want to earn a reputation for being unfilial.”

just another man who

do still care about him as your father. And if that’s the case, then don’t hold onto the bitterness. He knows he was wrong. Let it go. The Grand Queen Mother says you are destined for greater things–you

nodded. “Fine. I’ll have dinner with him

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