Her Graceful War Song novel Chapter 1155

Caspian pointed an accusing finger at Isaac and shouted angrily, "What nonsense are you spouting? When has my mom ever abandoned her son? My brother and I are both fine!"

"You all are fine, but what about me?!" Isaac yelled, his voice cracking with fury.

He had put too much force behind the shout, and his stomach and throat reacted painfully. Clutching his stomach, he crouched down, using all his strength to hold back the swirling alcohol in his gut.

Caspian stood there, stunned for a moment, as if the words hadn't fully registered. Then, as though something had clicked into place, his eyes widened in disbelief. He stared at Isaac, his face pale with shock.

Zoey suddenly recalled something from the past. It was something she had learned when she first entered the family—Evelyn had borne three sons.

The youngest had fallen ill, and no matter how hard they tried, the child didn't recover. He was sent to a temple to be cared for, but a fire broke out and the boy perished in the flames.

Zoey's heart thudded in her chest. Could it be? Could the boy have survived the fire?

"What's your name?" Caspian asked, his voice choked with emotion. His lips trembled uncontrollably as he looked desperately at Isaac.

Isaac held his stomach as he slumped back into the chair, clearly exhausted. Even his voice was barely a whisper. "Ask her… Go and ask her…"

Zoey took a step forward, her own emotions rising.

"I remember now," she said. "I've seen you. You've walked around the estate's entrance several times."

Isaac didn't respond, and Zoey turned to Violet for answers. Violet didn't meet her gaze and instead stared at Isaac.

"Isaac Prince, since you're here, you might as well clear things up. Tell them the truth. Tell them you were once named Seraphina Prince, and you were raised as a girl since you were young. At five years old, you were abandoned at a temple. You were left to suffer, and you almost died from the torture after a few months before being thrown out. Your mentor found you and saved your life. You didn't do anything wrong—they did. You deserve an explanation."

Caspian felt as if he had been struck by lightning. He froze, his entire body stiff, his eyes wide and unblinking.

Then, with a strangled cry, he lunged forward, throwing himself at Isaac. He wrapped his arms around Isaac, crying out with a raw, heart-wrenching wail that echoed with a grief he had never felt before.

"Seraphina… You're alive! You're not dead!"