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Rising From Ashes: The Dragonless Wife's Revenge

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 782    |    Released on: 20/10/2026

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st a small tea party for the wives of several vassal lords. I sat in the master chair, sipping hot

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n with her chin held high, wearing a thick layer of white powder

ately swept her arm across it. My porcelain teacup flew off the edge and sh

ve such swill to our guests?" Addisyn sneer

ir mouths, exchanging awkward glances. None of them d

the rug, I stared directly at the hem of her skirt, whe

up from my chair. "What kind

flare out. "My brother brought this back from the royal capital just for me!

ard her. Faced with my icy stare, she

t name," I said, enunciating every word c

veral noblewomen paled and pulled their chairs b

line rank. Only pure-blood royals with Dragon-God blo

family who wears golden dragonfire thread without the King's d

, replaced by sheer terror. Even an idiot k

stammered, her voice shakin

forgiven," I snapped sharply. "But you paraded this forbidden pattern in front of vassal w

tain of the guard standing by

us garment off her r

second, but under my piercing gaze

hrieked, scrambling backward, but the cap

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eaving Addisyn standing in the middle of the

ot tears spilled down her powdered cheeks. The vassal wives t

e my brother divorce you today!" Addi

"Until then, butler, cut off the young lady's monthly gold allowance compl

tler wiped cold sweat from his for

e in high society. Sobbing hysterically, Addisyn covered

e roaring fireplace. As the gold threads crackled and burned into bl

has gone cold-let me have th

newfound fear. Leaving them to their tea, I walked out the front gates and cli

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Rising From Ashes: The Dragonless Wife's Revenge
Rising From Ashes: The Dragonless Wife's Revenge
“I funded my husband's entire Dragon Knight Corps with my family's merchant gold, only for him to return from the border with a frail, pregnant woman in his arms. Dashawn stood tall in the Great Hall, his voice booming with unquestionable arrogance. "Beryl saved my life and is carrying my pure dragon heir. Starting today, she lives in the main keep." In my past life, I swallowed my pride and accepted her to keep our family intact. But Beryl was a Blackflame enemy spy. She drained my fortune and used her fake, stillborn fetus to frame me for murdering a royal bloodline. My husband, whom I had sworn a sacred oath to, didn't hesitate to side with her. He stripped off my enchanted armor and threw me onto the battlefield as bait, leaving me to burn to death in a sea of scorching dragonfire. Until the flames consumed my flesh, I couldn't understand how my absolute devotion was repaid with such vicious betrayal. I bought his armor and fed his three thousand knights, yet he handed me to the grim reaper for a lying refugee. Opening my eyes again, I was back in the Great Hall on the exact day he brought his "lifesaver" home. This time, I didn't fall to my knees and weep. Instead, I slammed a vial of lethal Dragonslayer poison onto the rosewood table and smiled. "If she takes one step into this keep, I will cut off your army's supply lines immediately. Choose for yourself."”