Her Graceful War Song (Carissa Sinclair) novel Chapter 350

Chapter 350

The king and queen received Rafael and Canssa in the Great Hall.

After the formalities and greetings. Salvador granted them seats. Kylie glanced at Carissa, who was adomed with simple, elegant makeup and let out a slight sigh of relief.

At least everything was settled.”

Had Canssa truly entered the palace, the harem might have become her domain. Her stunning and ethereal beauty was unmatched by any of the palace concubines.

Instinctively, Kyle looked toward Salvador, she saw that he, too, was gazing at Carissa. A tightness gripped her heat–she was all too familiar with that look. Whenever Salvador was drawn to a woman, there was always a trace of lingering fascination in his gaze.

Once again, Kylie felt a sense of relief that Carissa had married Rafael.

embered how Salvador’s edict had kept her awake for nights on end. Any other woman might have been fine, but Carissa was different–her fallen brothers and father held significant weight Salvadors heart, and her beauty was truly breathtaking.

Kyle’s fears hadn’t come to pass. Instead, Carissa had become her sister–in–law.

Thus. Kyle’s smile toward Carissa today was genuine. No matter what Salvador might be thinking, he would not take his brother’s wife

Kyle was not naive. Reflecting on Salvador’s maneuvers, it seemed clear that he had forced Rafael into

marrying Carissa so that Rafael would sacrifice his military power in the process.

Salvador had never truly intended to bring Canissa into the palace.

Whether Salvador regretted his decision or not was beyond Kylie’s concem. What mattered was that it was no longer possible

Kylie understood that even if Carissa had entered the palace, her position would not be shaken. However, the harem’s peace would have been disrupted, and scheming for favor would be inevitable. If the harem became ndded with schemes, even a virtuous and capable queen would struggle to maintain control.

As a wife, Kyle womed about Salvador’s genuine affection being directed at another woman.

The king could favor concubines, but not truly love them.

Kylie’s greater concern was the potential damage to her own reputation as a virtuous queen.

Kylie thus invited Carissa to view the orchids. As they walked outside, a group of attendants followed at a