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Her Graceful War Song (Carissa Sinclair) novel Chapter 616

Rafael stole a glance at Carissa, relieved to see she wasn't angry. Turning away, he felt the urge to slap himself for even worrying. It was clear that Trevor truly adored his granddaughter.

Rosalind seemed to be Trevor's youngest grandchild. As the baby of the family, it made sense she would be the most cherished.

"Are you two in a hurry? Today, we—"

"Yes, we're in a hurry! That girl is practically in tears!" Trevor rubbed his knees anxiously, eager for them to seek out Thomas immediately. "She may be stubborn, but if the Farrell family gives her an answer she believes, she'll be able to let it go. She won't cling to it forever."

Mildred nodded in agreement. "Exactly. Right now, all they've said is that they don't want to hold my granddaughter's life up. Rosalind thinks they're just making excuses. If they're not interested, they should just say so. She's the kind of person who needs honesty."

Hearing this, Rafae's heart sank. It was clear he wouldn't be taking his wife to see the sunset at Richspire Peak today.

He hid his disappointment, and said, "Alright then, I'll send someone to invite Thomas here. Do you want to be present or not?"

"We won't be present. We'd prefer you and Lady Carissa to handle this privately. If I'm there, he might just stick to saying he doesn't want to hold up our granddaughter," Trevor replied.

Carissa stood to see them off. "Then I'll see you both out."

"No need for that," Mildred replied. "We'll leave this matter to you and Prince Rafael. It would be best if you could get an answer after speaking to him, so we can all rest easy tonight. My husband hasn't slept well for the last two nights."

"Alright, I understand," Rafael reluctantly replied as Luke and Jacob guided the elderly couple out. He turned to Carissa with a lamenting look. "Looks like we won't make it to Richspire Peak today."

Carissa smiled sweetly. "You can go next time you have a day off."

"The next time off I have, we'll be picking up Ryan."

"There's plenty of time ahead. There's no rush," Carissa reassured him, realizing she might not fully understand the nuances of romance. If their relationship were based solely on mutual respect, she was more than capable of that.

But if they wanted something deeper, she could learn. All she needed was time.

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