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Chapter 607 – Queen of the Battlefield Her Return to Glory Novel PDF Free (Sophie Devin & Blake Jaffe)

Posted on May 9, 2025 by admin

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When Viola had spoken to Silas, her eyes had been red-rimmed, as if she had suffered some great injustice. It hardly seemed like the behavior of someone merely purchasing medicine.

But after the past few days and the advice Riley had received, Silas himself had insisted that she was being unreasonable. Perhaps she had been too suspicious. Maybe it was her jealousy clouding her judgment.

Now, the Garrison Unit was here,

Asking Viola was Riley’s last act of stubbornness. She knew it wouldn’t change anything, but if she didn’t confront her, she would never be able to live with herself. It had already become a joke, so why should Viola be allowed to escape all the blame?

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and the Hell Monarch’s princess consort herself had come. Even the lady of the Earl of Silverstone’s household had come out to handle this matter, despite being in poor health. Though they hadn’t said a word, Riley suddenly felt that she had been unreasonable, foolish, and reckless.

Tears streamed down her face as she whispered, “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean for things to turn out like this. But if I hadn’t caused a scene, I couldn’t have gone on living with myself.”

Seeing Riley cry so desperately, Zoey felt a pang of sympathy. She knew that if Riley wasn’t pushed to the brink, she wouldn’t be here making such a scene.

“Bring Viola out here. Use any means necessary,” Zoey instructed, her face darkening.

Jane and a few servants left the room.

Once they were gone, Zoey turned to Riley and said, “You came here to find closure. No matter what she says-whether it’s truth or lies-you must trust your own instincts. Once you’ve listened, you’ll have closure for yourself and will know what to do.” Riley wiped away her tears, revealing a pale face. She wasn’t exceptionally beautiful, but there was a prideful air about her.

“Thank you, Mrs. Prince,” she said softly.

Bianca also explained things to Zoey and Sophie, clarifying that they were just worried about Riley. Even with so many relatives around, they were only here to seek justice and nothing more.

They hadn’t known about Silas and Viola’s past affair. When Riley found out, she went home and told her family, who had urged her to let go of the past. It had been a moment of foolishness, and Riley shouldn’t let it destroy her current marriage. Once the matter was smoothed over, life went on.

Ever since they got married, Silas had been a model husband, not causing any scandals or bringing in concubines. But the other day, Riley came back crying, saying Viola and Silas were still in contact. They were seen pulling and tugging at each other in Arcane Sanctum, and Riley had caused a scene.

As parents and relatives, how could they not stand up for her?

Sophie listened to all this family gossip, which felt like a tangled mess.

Even in her feverish state, Zoey could understand. She said, “I understand your frustrations. While it’s in the past, it is still something dishonorable. It wasn’t a simple interaction and it went against moral principles. One could even say it was disgraceful. This is the wound Mrs. Lewis has carried. But we can’t blame only Viola for that-it was Mr. Lewis’ fault as well.”

Bianca quickly responded, “We know this well. That’s why Riley’s brothers have taught Silas a lesson. But now, Silas insists on casting Riley out. We can’t allow that. If it really comes to it, they should get a divorce aft both parties agree to it. We’re here today because we had no other choice. Please understand, Mrs. Prince.”

Zoey smiled wryly. “There’s no need to seek my understanding. All I wish is for this matter to be resolved.”

It hardly mattered now-everything had fallen apart, so what difference did it make if it crumbled even more? There would only be more ruin to come in the future.

“Apologies for troubling you today, Your Grace,” Bianca said, rising to bow, her voice trembling with unease.

“I’m here today in my capacity as the commander of the Mystic Army, representing the Garrison Unit. Family matters should not concern us, but this situation has escalated. Someone reported it, so I’ve come to make sure things don’tsther. It’s not about administering justice, just about maintaining balance. Let’s all speak calmly and resolve this matter,” Sophie replied.

From the beginning of this ordeal until now, Sophie had been more of an observer than a participant.

She had a strong feeling that the answer to the question Riley was asking was already clear. Viola had gone to see Silas on purpose. However, Sophie couldn’t say this for certain, as it was only her own conclusion based on what she had observed at the time. Jane and two other servants dragged Viola into the room. Her face was flushed with frustration as she yelled at them for being impudent. When she saw the large gathering in the main hall, she was ready to turn and leave.

“Stop her!” Zoey’s ordered firmly.

“We’ve reached this point, Ms. Viola. You can’t hide anymore. Madam Zoey has shielded you from everything, and she’s sick. Whatever it is, you need to explain yourself to Mrs. Lewis,” said Jane, who wasn’t about to let Viola leave.

Viola’s face remained cold, and she refused to look at Riley. “What’s there to say to her? She ruined my reputation. I went to buy Snowdrop Pills that day. I couldn’t find them, so I had to ask him for help. I’ve had no contact with him for a long time, and that previous incident wasn’t as you imagine it to be.”

Riley wiped her tears away, then asked, “You say you’ve had no dealings with him, but you still knew he worked at Arcane Sanctum, didn’t you? Didn’t you know you’d run into him there? If that previous incident wasn’t what we think it was, then what exactly happened?”

Viola’s eyes flickered nervously, and she stubbornly refused to sit down.

“It was a mistake made because of alcohol. I mistook him for Thomas, but he was sober. He knew exactly who I was. While I may have made an error, his fault was far greater,” she said coldly.

“That’s not what he told me!” Riley shot back, forcing back her tears, her voice trembling with emotion. “He said you were drunk, yes, but not to the point of losing control. He said you knew full well who he was, and when you were together, you even called his name.” “He’s lying.” Viola’s face reddened. She quickly glanced at Sophie, then turned and shouted, “He’s lying! Does he dare confront me about this? I called Thomas’ name, not Silas’!” Though Sophie had no experience handling these matters, the conversation stayed with her.

It had been a long time, but Viola claimed she remembered she had called out Thomas’ name. Her words proved that she hadn’t been so drunk as to confuse Thomas with Silas. Riley was speechless for a moment.

However, Bianca was sharp-minded and let out a cold laugh.

“Weren’t you supposed to be so drunk you couldn’t remember anything? How is it that you still remember whose name you called? If you were somehow sober despite being drunk, then you must have known the man you were with wasn’t General Farrell!” she spat. “That’s nonsense!” Viola spun around, ready to leave. When she saw Jane blocking her way, she raised her hand and struck Jane. “How dare you stop me?”

Jane took the slap without flinching. “Madam Viola, you should at least explain yourself before leaving.”

Viola’s face flushed a deep red. “What is there to explain? I was the one wronged in this matter! Silas took advantage of me. I’ve suffered so much over this! Why does everyone come after me? They should be looking for him!”

Riley had gradually regained her composure and said with calm authority, “I will deal with him, so don’t worry about that. Just answer me honestly-did you go to the Arcane Sanctum to see him that day? I’ve looked into it. Before you went there, you were already having trouble with Blake and wanted to divorce him. That’s why you went looking for Silas.”

Viola’s face flushed with anger and shame.

“I went to buy Snowdrop Pills!” she retorted. “What nonsense are you imagining?”

“Silas isn’t a physician. He’s only in charge of Arcane Sanctum’s procurement. Why would you go to him for Snowdrop Pills? You two see him, you should avoid him, not eagerly approach him. You claim it wasn’t on purpose, but who could believe that?” Riley said.

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Viola opened her mouth, ready to retort, but Riley pressed on.

“Don’t say that no one knows about your shameful past. Just because others don’t know doesn’t mean it’s fine for you to approach Silas. Others might not know, but surely you do.

“You should have been more careful and discreet. If you truly thought he could help you with the Snowdrop Pills, you should have asked someone from your household net inquire, not go running to him yourself. Were you trying to use your past relationship to manipulate him?”

Viola was left speechless, the expression on her face changing quickly. Riley’s logical and forceful questioning caught her off guard. Alt the excuses she had prepared in her mind were meant to deal with Zoey’s interrogation. Since Zoey didn’t press her, she hadn’t thought further. Now, she found herself unable to respond to Riley directly.

She could only lift her chin and shift the topic.

“Is it wrong to be devoted to one’s parents? My mom is seriously ill, and I wanted to buy Snowdrop Pills for her. I couldn’t buy it over the counter, and I just asked when I saw Silas.

“What past relationship? Everything you’ve said is your imagination. I’ve told you before that the previous incident wasn’t what you imagined. It was a lapse in judgment when I was drunk, and it happened before he was married.

“It had nothing to do with you, so I don’t understand why you keep dragging it up. Let me ask you-if your mom were sick, wouldn’t you do everything in your power to find a cure? Are you telling me you wouldn’t? Aren’t you devoted to your parents?”

Riley was momentarily thrown off balance by Viola’s words. Her mind briefly tangled, and without thinking, she replied, “Of course, I would do anything for my mom.”

A glint of triumph flashed in Viola’s eyes. “There, then. I was only trying to help my mom. It has nothing to do with that past incident or whatever you claimed. You’re the one who barged in and caused a scene. You made accusations without understanding the situation.” Sophie shook her head slightly. Viola’s clever twisting of the argument had confused Riley.

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