Her Graceful War Song (Carissa Sinclair) novel Chapter 904

Cindy's heart was a mix of anger and sorrow. Her husband had sacrificed his arm to save Barrett, losing half of his martial skills in the process. Luckily, there was no war, so Wyatt could still train his one-handed sword techniques. However, he would never be able to wield a spear again.

Wyatt saved Barrett, but what for? That ungrateful wretch! He dared to get involved with Aurora right under their noses! How could they have been so blind back then? How had they not seen it coming?

It was their fault for not being more careful. If they had known, they would have punished Barrett and Aurora right there at Victory Pass. How could they have let them go back and harm Carissa?

Cindy doted on Carissa deeply. When she was born, Cindy had been in the capital, and she had never seen such a soft and adorable baby. Carissa was like a precious angel. There was no child in the world more beautiful than her.

Before Carissa turned three, Cindy would visit Northwatch Estate every few days just to hold that sweet little girl. Later, when Cindy moved with her husband to Victory Pass, she still made trips back to the capital every two years. However, as her own child grew, needing to study and train, and with the constant friction between Victory Pass and Westhaven, Cindy no longer dared to leave.

When Hector and his six sons died, Cindy had accompanied her husband back to the capital for a visit, but Carissa was already training at Meadow Ridge and hadn't been notified to come home. So, Cindy had missed seeing her.

The events that happened after that reached the Sullivan family through letters.

When Carissa got divorced and returned to Northwatch Estate, the Sullivan family planned to return. Not long after, they heard that Carissa had gone to the Southern Frontier battlefield. Soon after, she made a name for herself, returned victorious, and married the Hell Monarch.

By then, the Sullivan family knew they could never go back to the capital.

The incident at Fawnrun City was still unfolding, and no one knew what disaster it might bring. The Sullivan family dared not return to the capital, fearing that they might drag Carissa into it.

Thinking of Carissa, Cindy's tears flowed uncontrollably. She wanted nothing more than to grind Barrett and Aurora into dust. But even more, she pitied Carissa. How had that child endured everything she went through?

As Cindy cried, the other women in the room began to weep as well.

Cindy wiped her tears, stood up, and said, "Father, I don't care anymore. I'll go back to the capital with you."