NovelEnglishUnlock the content CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE Salvador's gaze softened as he urged, "Go ahead." "A woman's marriage signifies the beginning of a second life. We don't need to live in luxury. We're willing to share our fortunes and misfortunes with our husbands. Unless we're treated as outsiders, humiliated, and mistreated by our in-laws, we would never want to leave. Whether you gentlemen acknowledge it or not, you cannot deny the fact that this world is inherently unfair to women.
"You worry that opening the embroidery workshop will provide refuge for discarded women and grant them a backup plan, and that this will lead them to act tyrannically within their marriages or even cause chaos. But have you considered that as long as they have their husbands and children by their side, they would prefer to endure hardships rather than leave? "The workshop will only offer them the bare necessities-simple food and plain clothes-which they'll 1/2 +25 BONUS Chapter 063 have to earn through hard work. This is merely a better option than retreating to a monastery or facing a dead end. It's not a desirable choice.
"Who would choose such a path unless they were truly desperate? I believe your concerns are unfounded. All of you are capable men. How can you deny a desperate woman a chance at survival? Moreover, this isn't a unique idea for Starhaven. The kingdom of Velrune has already implemented it. They even have a women's self-defense group. With that said, how can we let ourselves fall behind?"
Carissa spoke with a tone of respect and humility, her voice soft and warm, soothing to those who listened. The gentleness of her words was disarming, leaving those who opposed, the opening of the O embroidery workshop momentarily at a loss for words. Seven found themselves swayed by her logic. Carissa continued, "I'm sure everyone has heard the rumors about the circumstances surrounding the late Madam Amelia from the Warren family. She first attempted to drown herself, and after she was rescued, she hanged herself. This clearly showed how desperate she was to die. "If she had even the slightest chance of survival or another way out, she wouldn't have forsaken her children in such a manner. Her natal family lives far away, and there was no one she could turn to in the capital Furthermore, she didn't have any viable skills to sustain herself.
"I'm sure her parents raised her with the belief that as a married woman, she only needed to follow her m husband's lead and care for her children to live a stable life. So, she managed the household and cared for her ailing mother-in-law day and night. But in the end, we've all seen the tragic end she met."
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