The Swordswoman's Revenge Story after Rebirth

Chapter 360 A Meeting with Oliver

Isolde lay sprawled on the soft training hall mat, panting heavily.

Finished

She was completely drained. Before Oliver had arrived, she had already been training for over half an hour, and sparring with him had taken another thirty minutes. It was clear–she had been neglecting her training lately. Her stamina had dropped significantly.

Oliver sat beside her, gently wiping the sweat from her forehead.

“I heard you lost your temper today,” he remarked.

“Yes.” Isolde turned to face him. “Got a problem with that?”

“Regret,” Oliver sighed.

“Regret? It’s not too late. She hasn’t left yet,” Isolde huffed.

“I regret not witnessing your moment of glory firsthand,” he teased, giving her nose a playful pinch. “What did you think I meant?”

“I thought you’d be reluctant to see her go,” Isolde chuckled.

Oliver scoffed. “I wanted her gone ages ago. If you hadn’t stepped in, I would’ve thrown her out myself.” His voice carried an unmistakable edge–his home had no place for another woman, not even in name.

“She’s still here for now, but I doubt she’ll last another two days,” Isolde mused.

“I heard Arthur had some harsh words today.”

“Hattie told you?”

“Mm.” A fleeting chill flickered in Oliver’s gaze.

Isolde propped her forehead against her hand. “Did Hattie also tell you that I had harsher words for him?”

“She said you stood up for me.”

“I’m protective.”

“Thank you.” Oliver’s smile softened, warm and genuine.

“I thought you’d blame me for bringing that up.” After all, when he was publicly rejected, he had kept his emotions in check, but she knew–he had felt humiliated.

“Blame you? Why would I? Having someone as fierce as you on my side is an honor,” he said. Having her was enough to erase any past humiliation.

Happiness glowed on his face as he gazed at her, her cheeks flushed from exertion, her eyes gleaming with vitality.

and let out a long breath. “Morning court

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to have blown over.

But not entirely.

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up so easily. She sent word, requesting

outright. “There’s nothing

Cristina turned to Allan. She sincerely admitted her mistakes and declared that she was leaving, but before she left, she only wished for a final meeting with Oliver–to settle past grievances so neither would

harm in a last conversation. He sent word to Oliver,

no intention of going. But Isolde said, “Go ahead. I can

nothing to

“End things properly.”

afraid of offending Allan?” Hattie asked.

has always been good to Oliver, treating him like his own grandson. He’s been kind to us–I respect that. Why offend him over something

I’ll

cloak, called for Miniro, and left.

as he stepped out, Hattie turned to Isolde. “Can

“I can.”

scream,

always looked down on him. She wouldn’t lower herself like that. No, she’ll hold her head high and

“Incense? That’s

can stay in the

not afraid you’ll make her

pampered noblewoman like her know the world. She thinks that if she and Oliver… consummate their relationship, he

thing of

moment before beckoning Hattie closer. Lowering her voice, she whispered, “Hattie, if she really has lit the incense, don’t rush in right away.

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point.” Hattie turned

finished

schemes played out exactly

that evening, she sent

nowhere else to go–if

after realizing she had no hope with Johnathan, after her heartbreak and despair, something

from his victorious campaign in Zloimond, he suddenly seemed….

had once dismissed, the man she had never deemed worthy–was

dreams.

no longer dreamed of

was

memories of his ragged blue robes, his defiant, unrestrained demeanor–everything about him made her heart