A Humble Apology
Fiona, in the guise of Concubine Jie, publicly kneels and begs for forgiveness from Consort Eleanor, enduring humiliation to protect her loved ones, but is challenged to carry the punishment rod through the Six Palaces as further penance.Will Fiona survive the grueling punishment and the Consort's wrath?
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The Branch That Carries Her Shame
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