Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 1605: May I Invite You to Dance?

The handsome princes gradually found their dance partners, and everyone enjoyed the most elegant and relaxed royal welcome dance. Many royal officials took the opportunity to approach Ivan and toast to him, as most of them were involved in business as well.

In Lu Layuoka, members of the royal family were allowed to engage in business, and most of them had their own careers.

Ivan was highly regarded by the king and was a legend in the business world, so it was natural to build a relationship with him.

Strauss's music had always been highly regarded by the upper-class nobility, and almost all the young people in the palace knew how to dance.

Rowan, wearing a white shirt, stood in front of an arched window. He held a glass of wine, one hand in his pocket, exuding elegance and composure. Tonight was an opportunity for him.

Through observation, he could judge who genuinely cared for his father and who was merely paying lip service.

the dining hall, Rowan quietly memorized all the place cards on the table, and now he could match

away from Rowan. She tried to glance in his direction casually, and it was

on him for a mere three seconds

distance between them, it felt like there was an insurmountable barrier. This desolation was truly heart-

wanted to

her head and finished her drink in her

away, Prince Taylor, who had been watching her, witnessed her finishing her drink. He approached her with a tall glass in his hand, his deep and eager gaze fixed on

her to bump into him. She instinctively took

him calmly, pretending not to know

she had looked at all the place cards during dinner and intentionally waited until almost everyone had taken their seats before entering,

and his smiling gaze met hers. "Miss

unintentionally glanced in their direction and happened to witness the scene of

know how to dance,” Claire politely replied. “That's alright; I can teach you," Taylor quickly responded, displaying an unprecedented patience when it came to dealing with matters. "Dancing is actually quite