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Her Graceful War Song (Carissa Sinclair) novel Chapter 580

As the carriage rolled along, the strong wind and intense sun made the heat almost unbearable. Despite the sweltering conditions, the maid showed no sign of discomfort. She seemed quite resilient.

Typically, a maid attending closely to her mistress would be delicate and avoid heavy labor.

However, this one was different.

Wasn't this little act of hers a bit disrespectful?

Thomas sighed and chose not to dwell on it further. They were accustomed to living on the edge, and such tricks were beneath their notice.

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Inside the carriage, Carmen had removed her veil, revealing a face strikingly similar to Celeste's—beautiful yet distinctly cool.

With the maid outside, she spoke softly, "Lady Carissa, please save my mother."

Carissa responded gently, "But clearly, that wasn't your only reason for stopping us."

"You're right." Carmen shook her head, a hint of shame on her otherwise composed face. "My mother ordered me to ruin your relationship with the Hell Monarch."

She half-knelt and bowed, her eyes filling with tears. "Please have mercy, Lady Carissa."

"Why should I help you?" Carissa asked, her gaze steady.

She noted Carmen's tears, but understood that they could be as much a tool for manipulation as a sign of genuine sorrow.

Carmen lowered her voice and said, "I can offer you a trade. What I know—"

Suddenly, Carissa pulled her to sit beside her. Carmen froze for a moment before quickly putting her veil back on.

At that moment, the maid lifted the curtain and peered inside. Then, she asked, "My lady, are you feeling better?"

Carmen replied, "I'm much better now."

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