Chapter 55 His Tenderness

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Thomas and Exeter finally took Owen away. The Northtown garrison, to prevent any incidents, dispatched a full squad to escort the military payroll. Standing in the attic, I watched Owen's retreating figure. My dear uncle looked truly pathetic. My hands, hanging at my sides, slowly clenched into fists. I whispered to myself, "Patience, Anne. This is just the beginning!" I didn't say goodbye to Thomas. Isabella and Josephine, abandoning all decorum, knelt at the doorway, wailing loudly. It was a truly unappealing sight. In this moment of crisis, Isabella's carefully constructed facade of gentility shattered completely. A woman who only cried and made a fuss during a crisis could not survive in the royal family. This was what my dear Abby once taught me. I clutched the card tightly

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