The Swordswoman's Revenge Story after Rebirth

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Allan, feeling sorry for Oliver and Pablo, who had to attend court early the next day, said, “You two should head back. We’ll discuss this matter tomorrow. Win or lose, we’re family–let’s not let this cause any hard feelings.”

Pablo, burdened with guilt, sighed. “I’ll be entering the palace soon to teach the Crown Prince. I was hoping for a few quiet days before that, but instead, I keep getting caught up in these endless troubles. I feel truly ashamed.”

Allan gave a reassuring nod. “With a family this big, how could there not be the occasional conflict? It’s nothing too serious, and we’re already close to resolving it. Once William gets married, everything will settle down.”

“Him?” Pablo shot William a glare, his voice dripping with disdain. “I doubt he’ll ever amount to anything in this lifetime.”

“He’s still your son. If he turns out useless, the fault lies with you as his father. He’s not young anymore. Now that he’s preparing for marriage, he should also start looking for a proper position. He was trained in martial arts–it’s time he got some real experience in the military.”

Margaret’s face changed upon hearing this. She quickly interjected, “Father, sending him to the military might not be the best idea.”

“And why not?” Pablo’s irritation flared as he turned to her, eyes sharp.

Margaret hesitated before carefully replying, “I’m only worried that people will accuse you of favoritism.”

“Favoritism? Nonsense!” Pablo scoffed. “If he joins the military, he’ll have to start from the bottom, just like Oliver. Only with real battle achievements can he earn a promotion. Do you think Oliver was made a general the moment he enlisted?”

Margaret inwardly scoffed. That was pure luck–Oliver happened to enlist just as war broke out, and with the right people looking out for him, he secured military merit effortlessly. But now, in an era of peace, William would be stuck in endless training with no foreseeable advancement.

She knew better than to argue now. If Pablo truly insisted, she would handle it when the time came. For now, it was more important to find William another opportunity–if he kept drifting aimlessly like this, who knew when he’d finally get a chance to prove himself?

Back in their quarters, Isolde and Oliver exchanged looks, both finding the night’s events absurd.

“She really thought ruining my reputation was the best way to get back

back at me? How foolish,” Oliver s

dub

“Reckless,” Isolde said simply.

seen many women in

how many women have

still, if someone had do something this outrageous

I would’ve heard about it.”

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that the so–called concubinage was just a farce. Now you don’t have to be bothered by it anymore.*

Oliver, satisfied, pulled his wife into his arms and fell

The Next Morning

left for court, while Isolde dressed carefully, stepping out with

Valen estate, Jonathan was also preparing for court. His wife, having woken early, knew Isolde would be visiting today and

servant came in to announce, “Madam, Lady Isolde has

turning to another

Madam, she’s in the apothecary.”

check

maid hurried off.

at the sight of the sumptuous breakfast spread. She

Rosemary snorted. “I’d be eating the same amount whether you were here or not.”

laughed. “Then I should come over every morning to

her a sidelong glance. “Let me guess–you wouldn’t come this early for anything serious. You’re

her coffee, unfazed. “How’s she doing? Still being stubborn?”

idea. She was sent over last night and placed in the guest quarters. I haven’t spoken to her yet,” Rosemary said coolly. Then, waving over a servant, she ordered, “Go ask Cristina–does she still insist on being Oliver’s

bowed. “Yes,

raised an eyebrow but didn’t ask further, content to sip her

stood, beaming. “Greetings

pleased. “You’re here early. Have a

but think Sadie had an impressively thick skin.

did Father take it?” Sadie

after you personally gave the

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