Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 1584: I'm Sorry, Father

When Rowan heard this, his expression was calm and his heart was tranquil. He had no interest in the royal inheritance rights. However, he cared about the whereabouts of his sister Princess Annie... She had been missing for so many years, where was she? Was she dead or alive?

The king's gaze fell on Rowan, his eyes a bit stern and cold, staring at him steadily and somewhat annoyed by his expression.

Everyone was waiting for the king's response.

"Yes," the king's voice was cold as he said, "If Prince Louis insists on giving up the right of succession, Princess Annie would become the first heir. If Princess Annie gave it up too, then Prince Taylor would become the first heir."

What was this about?

Katharine almost wanted to curse!

So it seemed Taylor was third in line?

Princess Annie? Everyone looked at each other, whispering about this person that most had forgotten existed. Princess Annie disappeared during an outing when she was three years old, and Queen Elsa had been bedridden with illness ever since... eventually passing away from grief.

the royal family for years,

would become more

feel uneasy, as if she had been hit on

king was in poor health and could not sit for long. He had summoned everyone today

dismissed, go take care of your duties. Louis, you

held back, as everyone

leaving, remembering the face of

noticed the expressions of this mother and son.

spacious hall was left with

as he stared at the paternity test report in his hand. The next second, he tore the report into pieces, "I'm sorry, I just wanted everyone to be convinced, after

fact, he recognized his

at first glance. The king looked the same as when he was

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before the king, “I'm sorry, Father, for worrying you all these years." He deeply