Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 1693: The Fox's Tail is Already Showing “Uncle,” Rowan collected his gaze and continued to stride forward. His voice was low and calm. "But I have to fulfill my father's wishes. I don't want him to worry too much.”

Eden also quickly had his own thoughts. He followed beside his nephew and said, “In any case, the throne cannot fall into Taylor's hands."

Because Catherine's power was also great, compared to her, his nephew Louis was as clean as a blank sheet of paper.

Rowan looked ahead, but something flashed in the depths of his eyes. Eden glanced up at the sky. After a while, he reluctantly began to speak, "After you inherit the throne, I will assist you. If..." He felt a little excited inside, but hesitated to continue.

"If what?" Rowan asked.

Eden suppressed his excitement. His whole person became calm. He lowered his eyes and sighed, "Nothing. You just inherit the throne first. Rest assured and be a good king. With me here, everyone will support you."

“But I really don't want to!" Rowan said helplessly as he pinched his brow. “I can only tell you my honest thoughts. I feel that even though I am the eldest son, there are not many people in the country and the royal family who recognize me. Other than you, I am powerless around me, like I am all alone."

trust. In addition, the excitement from seeing

throne doesn't fall into Catherine and her son's hands.” S~ᴇaʀᴄh

if you really don't want to do it,

him, with earnestness gathering in his deep eyes,

met his uncle's gaze, and saw the suppressed desire from the

can be this king," Eden told him solemnly. “I will

for getting himself back when his father was about to die - not to let the throne

couldn't help

this moment when the guess became fact, he still could not accept it. This was his own uncle. Moreover, over the years, his father had always

reached out and gave him a big hug, saying very emotionally, "Uncle, with your word, I feel much more at ease about inheriting the throne. I don't want to be

Eden was really happy!

was usually very cunning, was