Surprised Wife With Twins
Chapter 1746: Marriage Is Possible, But With A Condition

Chapter 1746: Marriage is Possible, but with aCondition

"Alright," the king looked at his son, then at the girl beside him, hisexpression somewhat serious, "But I have a condition."

This sudden change in direction made the two young people exchangeglances. Was there another test to pass?

Rowan tightly held Claire's hand, his determination unwaveringregarding marrying her.

Seeing the young couple's nervousness, the king smiled, not one tobeat around the bush, and said in a relaxed tone, "As long as you arewilling to inherit the throne, I will acknowledge this marriage and allowyou two to be together.”

"You..." Rowan gazed at him intently, having no interest in the thronehimself.

Claire, however, breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that the king wasn'tinsistent on separating them.

Whether or not to inherit the throne was a matter for the father and sonto discuss, a major issue that could be addressed in the future,unrelated to the essence of marriage.

Rowan remained calm, speaking unhurriedly, "Father, your health isgradually improving, and you will soon make a complete recovery.”

"I know that," the king expressed confidence in his recovery, but hismind was made up, "But I hope to see you firmly established on thethrone in my lifetime. With your medical skills, I won't restrict yourdevelopment. You can benefit the people of Lu Layeka and establishhospitals here, but you must become the king."

Upon hearing this, Rowan felt as if his head was spinning!

He was indifferent to fame and power, just wanting to replace a place tohide.

"Father, have your medicine again, it's getting late," Rowan changedthe subject, then turned to fetch the medicine.

Unscrewing the cap and bringing it over, he handed the bottle to him,"We'll discuss other matters later.”

After all, getting married would have to wait until his father's healthrecovered.

Taking the bottle of medicine, the king glanced at him, and in a playfulmanner, said, "Then let's talk about the wedding later. See if the younglady can wait."

Claire pursed her lips, involuntarily lowering her eyes, her cheeksflushing.

According to the king, inheriting the throne must come before thewedding. It seemed to be a matter of cause and effect.

After finishing the medicine, the king handed the bottle to him, "Louis,tonight, you should accompany Claire well. The thunderstorm is quiteintense, it could frighten her, don't linger here."

Directly shooing him away, he created an opportunity for the two ofthem.

Claire was left feeling... not knowing what to say about her futurefather-in-law.

In fact, he was quite democratic, without any airs of a king.

After placing the medicine bottle, and after observing for these past fewdays, Rowan and his father had screened a list of servants, identifyingthose who hadn't been bought by Eden and remained loyal to the kingand the royal family. Everyone was well aware.

Moreover, the guards were loyal and devoted, all under General Lee'scommand.

So much had happened recently, and Rowan had a lot to say to Claire.For young people deeply in love, enduring until now was no easy feat.Thus, he didn't insist on staying with his father, but simply nodded inagreement, "Alright, I'll have the servants watch outside. Ring if youneed anything."

"It's just going to sleep, nothing urgent,” the king said, reclining backwithout waiting for Rowan's assistance. Jennifer had indeed broughteffective medicine.

Covering himself with the blanket, he closed his eyes.

After a while, Rowan turned and wrapped his arm around the girl'sshoulder, leading her out.

The rain continued, the sky still intermittently flashing with thunder andlightning.

At night, within Queen Catherine's palace, the lights were still on.

The servants had been dismissed.

Jolie recounted the whole story to the queen. Catherine listened, herheart filled with apprehension, "You're lucky you didn't cause anydamage! Do you know how dangerous tonight was?"

*..." Jolie fell silent, finally understanding Mr. Marsh and their purpose incoming here: to identify the culprit, Eden.