The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Even if she simply wanted to go to Oskia to see Charlie and visit him, it would never be possible. This was because as the Queen, as soon as she decided to leave the country, the Northern Europe government would definitely inform the destination country, and the At that time, if Charlie did not come to see her, she might not have had the opportunity to see Charlie anymore in this life.

corresponding bodyguards, assistants, and butlers would definitely accompany her too.

So, Charlie's journey to the airport this time could possibly be the last time that she could spend with him.

When Charlie saw that Helena had already said so, he naturally felt that it would not be good to refuse her. So, he smiled and said, "You're being too serious. If you are willing, I will have to trouble you to accompany me on this trip, then."

Helena immediately sighed in relief and spoke excitedly like a young girl, "Thank you, Mr. Wade!"

The queen took Helena's attitude to heart, and she already understood what Helena was thinking in her mind. She secretly thought to herself, 'Charlie Wade must have moved Helena's heart... Even if she just wanted to go and see him off, she has to stoop so low to make this request... Since she is behaving like this, she must really be very fond of Charlie...'

As she thought of this, the queen could not help but feel a little regretful in her heart.

This was because the queen knew very well in her heart that Helena's feelings for Charlie were destined not to have any result.

get together with Charlie out of her

this relationship, her chances

the queen was also very clear about Helena's future life

the future, her future

only be a member of the royal family of another

mainly because each country had its own nationalism and would want

country.

after

and Oskian descent, that would be equivalent to the royal family losing half of its royal blood and

the people would generally not accept

child of mixed Japanese

these things

short, the impact that Charlie had brought to