Another bright day, Constance walks out of the room after refusing to listen to another word coming from her mother.
Constance cannot believe that her mother can still stoop so low to such a level of dissatisfaction. When exactly does she plan on stopping this thing that she keeps as it is not favorable on her part?
And it's neither favorable to her part. She has lost respect from the people.
She has lost respect from some of their relatives, and now she's only hanging on to the fact that she's a direct descendant of a general who played an active role in the building of Castidan and against the wars and all of that.
If Constance was not her daughter, she would have cut all ties with her mother yet she had to stick to our mother, that may be, maybe one day a mother will see the brigh
