Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities

Chapter 1862: Rowan'S Way Of Love

Chapter 1862: Rowan's Way of Love

Upon hearing footsteps, the father and daughter turned to look at her. Seeing her unusual expression, the General asked, "What's wrong?" He couldn't help but feel a sense of nervousness himself.

"Look..." the woman said, slightly flustered, as if she had witnessed something incredibly unbelievable.

She handed him her phone, and General Wind glanced at his wife before taking the phone. As he read the news, a look of shock appeared on his face.

The official and authoritative news release stated that King Louis had unexpectedly amended Lu Layeka's marriage law, changing it from polygamy to monogamy, effective immediately!

Furthermore, there was another important notice: marriage certificates would be permanently valid, and the department for divorce proceedings was abolished. A warm reminder emphasized the need for caution in love and careful consideration in marriage.

With this change, countless foreign couples in love would choose to obtain their marriage certificates in Lu Layeka... thus stimulating the economy.

General Wind and his wife felt a strange mix of emotions upon seeing this news. Not only did he refuse, but he also changed the law... How disdainful was that?

This is just... too unbelievable, right?

A truly awkward situation!

When the former King Bertie saw this news, he was initially shocked, but then he understood and supported his son's decision. This law should have been amended long ago.

Although Louis made this decision without consulting his father in advance, he was now the king with real power. He could make decisions on many things, and Bertie supported him unconditionally!

This was the first major event that Louis, as the king, had done for the people, and it gained the approval of many. The country entered a time of jubilation, and countless girls began to dream about love again.

All the media commented that this was the most direct way for King Louis to provide a sense of security to his newlywed wife. It was evident how much he loved her.

It made many people even more envious. The grand century wedding had just passed a few days ago, and everyone was still caught up in envy and excitement.

When Claire saw this news, it was already the next day at noon.

She held her phone and read every word, momentarily thinking she had read it wrong.

No, it was officially announced by the media.

The law was changed?

She found it incredibly unbelievable. Such a major issue... and he didn't mention a word of it to her?

Just like when General Wind had visited him yesterday, he kept it hidden from her. His demeanor was always gentle and carefree.

But Claire felt the sense of security he provided, and her heart was filled with deep gratitude.

He had silently done so much for her...

She got up and prepared to go downstairs to find him. As she reached the doorway, she saw Rowan approaching. Their eyes met, and the girl's steps faltered, stopping at the door.

Seeing her, Rowan's face involuntarily showed a faint smile. "Did you read the news?" Property © of NôvelDrama.Org.

"Yes," she said, catching a glimpse of the depth in his eyes and couldn't help but smile. "Thank you for giving me a sense of security."

Rowan took a step toward her, opening his arms.

Claire leaned lightly against his chest, looking up at him. "Let me tell you a secret. Yesterday, General Wind came to find you, and I overheard your conversation outside the study."

"I know," he said, looking down at her.

"You know?"

"Yes," Rowan replied. "Arthur told me that you came to the study to find me. I didn't explain yesterday because your actions spoke for themselves."

She gently rested her head on his warm chest, her hand encircling his waist. In this moment, she felt incredibly secure. This man belonged to her.

"Claire, I love you," Rowan rarely expressed himself this way, but at this moment, he genuinely wanted to say those ordinary words from the bottom of his heart.