The Almighty Lord Caspian
Chapter 51
Chapter 51 Rushing to the Battlefield
“No, of course not. But why didn’t you mention it before?” Willow nodded. She realized that now that she and Caspian were married, his foster mother was basically her mother as well
now.
Currently, Caspian was rushing to the South Aridlands battlefield. It was only natural for her to take care of her foster mother.
“My identity is special. As a b*dyguard to a general, I can’t give the enemy any leverage. In order to protect my foster mother, I didn’t reveal her to anyone,” Caspian explained.
“That means she didn’t attend our wedding. Will she be upset?” Willow asked, feeling a bit
worried.
“Don’t worry, my foster mother is easygoing. I’ve already had Sylvia explain to her, and she will be here later,” Caspian said.
Willow nodded. She would definitely take good care of his foster mother when he was gone.
“While I’m away, please take care of yourself. I’m afraid I won’t be able to accompany you for a while. I really hope you can treat my foster mother well and ensure she enjoys a happy and fulfilling life.
“She single–handedly raised me since I was young, and it hasn’t been easy. Unfortunately, I haven’t had the chance to adequately repay her yet, but I must now rush to the frontlines,” Caspian explained.
“I understand. Don’t you worry. Now that we’re married, I’ll treat your foster mother as if she were my own mother,” Willow said.
She didn’t want Caspian to have too many concerns, as it would surely affect his performance
on the battlefield.
“I’m not worried about you, it’s just that I’m afraid my mother–in–law might give my foster mother a hard time,” Caspian said.
“Don’t worry, I’m here. I won’t let any injustice befall your foster mother,” Willow said.
“Once my foster mother arrives, I will be ready to leave,” Caspian looked at Willow and said.
“You’re leaving like this on our wedding night?” Willow asked.
for a moment and asked, “Is there
Willow said, feeling
so oblivious? Didn’t he understand what she
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realized that he seemed to
tight, and he couldn’t really think about
We don’t have much time left. Let’s go out and chat with the two elders for a
“Sure,” Willow nodded.
Kate and Carl approached when they
leaving now. I’m heading to the frontlines in South Aridlands. While I’m away, I hope
course, I will take good care of her. I’m moving in
Kate eagerly said.
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“Sounds good,” Caspian replied.
foster mother, Lilith, to
petite, modestly dressed middle–aged woman
Lilith. It was her first time in such a
was stunned by it.
Caspian’s exact identity, only that he was in the military. She’d never expected him to live in
Caspian greeted with a
Lilith said, showing a relieved smile upon seeing
now on. This is your daughter–in–law, Lilith. Isn’t
surprised to see Lilith. They always thought Caspian was an orphan, never expecting
modest attire, Kate felt a bit disdainful toward her and
You two are a perfect match.”
time she had seen
Willow awkwardly
Lilith’s contact, as she found
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I didn’t invite you to the
a beautiful bride like you. He has already explained it to me. Actually, it wasn’t necessary for him to bring me here. I’ve been living in the countryside and have become accustomed to it,” Lilith said with
this
to meet you,” Lilith reached out her
Welcome to our villa.” Kate forced a smile and shook hands with Lilith
eyes, Lilith was just a country bumpkin who
here peacefully,‘ Caspian said as he prepared to
the frontlines? So suddenly? Let me see you off.” Although Lilith was a country bumpkin, she understood the importance of defending
and walked out of the villa with Lilith as he
Caspian’s wife, Willow walked
Sylvia, and some
About The Almighty Lord Caspian - Chapter 51
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