Her Graceful War Song (Carissa Sinclair) novel Chapter 1491

The queen waited anxiously for two days, but nothing happened.

Lydia secretly went to the Royal Medical Department to see Dorian, but he was on leave due to family matters, so she couldn't find out if he had said anything to Salvador.

However, with no order for house arrest issued, Kylie's concerns were eased considerably.

As days passed without any further developments, she relaxed entirely, convinced that Dorian had said nothing to the king. It seemed unlikely that the royal physician would ever speak up. After all, he had been paid handsomely.

Yet, over time, something began to feel off.

Every day, Kylie had Lydia deliver food to Connor, but he wouldn't touch it. At first, he claimed Victoria had advised him to stick to bland meals because his stomach was still bothering him. Though Kylie found that reasonable, it had been many days since the incident, and there was no sign that the young prince was in poor health.

So, why was he still refusing to eat?

With a sense of unease slowly creeping over the queen, she decided to visit Victoria later that evening. At the same time, she would bring some food for her son herself, hoping to have a word with him.

By the end of the evening, she arrived at Serenity Palace. She knew that at this hour, Connor should have finished his dinner and been preparing to study. Upon arriving at the gates, she encountered Keith, who informed her that the prince had gone to the riding grounds to practice horseback riding.

"His Highness now spends time at the riding grounds every day after lessons. He practices riding before returning for his meals," Keith explained.

"He waits until after practice to eat? Won't that starve him?" asked Kylie, taken aback.

"Do not worry, Your Majesty. The queen dowager sent me to bring His Highness refreshments during the late afternoon, so he won't go hungry," Keith reassured her.

The queen furrowed her brow. She had also sent Connor snacks at that hour but he had refused them, claiming stomach discomfort as an excuse.

"Well then, I'll go to the riding grounds to see him."

"Your Majesty, the queen dowager has ordered that His Highness be undisturbed while in the study or at the riding grounds, including by you," said Keith, calmly stopping her.