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Her Graceful War Song (Carissa Sinclair) novel Chapter 578

However, there were so many people who wanted Rafael's attention. Whenever something happened, they would seek him out, leaving him with little time alone with Carissa.

Even the nights were no better, because Carissa was sharing a room with Violet while he was stuck with Dylan. Rafael had grown weary of it. Dylan's snoring was impossible to muffle. In the middle of the night, Rafael would kick his bed. However, Dylan would only turn over and continue snoring loudly.

Rafael was eager to return to the capital as soon as possible.

When the group was approaching Eastridge, they saw a carriage on the main road. It was overturned, and blocking most of the path.

While riders could pass, Lawrence's carriage couldn't get through.

Dylan rode forward and saw two people trying to lift the overturned carriage. The horse lay nearby, seemingly having suffered from heatstroke.

The woman wore a hood that covered her face, so it was hard to see what she looked like. She was dressed in a pink dress and had an extremely narrow waist. It looked like she had fallen from the carriage, and her clothes were dirty from mud. Although she seemed a bit messy, she was more pitiful than anything else.

Dylan approached and asked, "What's the matter?"

A tall man replied, "Sorry for obstructing the road. The horse suffered from heatstroke and fainted, causing the carriage to overturn."

Dylan dismounted to inspect the scene. As someone who had been on the battlefield, he was particularly considerate of horses. He reached out and checked—both horses were dead.

"The horses are dead," Dylan informed the man.

The man sighed. "We're in a rush to get back to the capital. What should we do now?"

He was evidently a guard as he was leading the way with one remaining horse, while the other person appeared to be the carriage driver.

"Who are you people, and why are you going to the capital?" Dylan asked.

Violet glanced at her and then at the maid before asking, "Would you like some too?"

The maid bowed and replied, "Thank you for your kindness, but I must decline. I'll manage with some water from the nearby stream."

"Very well," Violet said, turning back to rejoin Carissa. She handed the water bag to her and said, "There's still some left. Do you want to drink?"

Carissa looked unsure, but took it. She noticed that a note was hidden inside the water pouch.

She rode her horse to Rafael's side, with Violet riding alongside to block the view. Only then did Carissa open the note concealed within the water bag.

The note read, [I am Carmen Kingsley, a concubine's daughter from Grand Princess Eleanor's family. I request you to join us on our journey, Lady Carissa. I have a request.]

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