Chapter 1795:

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Hamilton’s nerves were frayed. Before leaving, he pulled the nannies aside and delivered his instructions with unusual gravity.

“From this point on, no one steps outside without sufficient bodyguards. Not for any reason.”

Daniela looked over, puzzled. “Child abductions? I haven’t heard a word about it.”

Cedric came up beside her with an easy smile. “It’s been making the rounds at the company.”

Hamilton’s anxiety only deepened. “Cedric, you need to bring in the Lone Wolf to protect my grandsons.”

“There’s no need,” Cedric said. “I’m here.”

His reassurance did nothing to settle Hamilton, who went ahead and summoned a full team of bodyguards from Oiscoll regardless. From that point on, not a single outing happened without extensive precautions in place.

Daniela watched the whole operation with a quiet smile. “Now I understand why your sons turned out the way they did. It all makes sense when you’re this devoted.”

Hamilton received the words like a gift.

Several months later, a message arrived from the Loglil princess — photographs of her newborns. She had delivered twin girls, both of them with features so delicate and finely drawn they looked as though they had stepped out of a painting.

The princess sent the pictures with a message to match. “Say what you want, Daniela, but your boys are marrying my daughters.”

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Daniela laughed. “If they still want my boys when they’re older, then we’ll talk.”

The princess laughed right along with her, entirely unbothered by the condition.

What no one anticipated was what came next. That same day, the princess made a public announcement to the people of Loglil — and went a step further by having the boys’ names entered into the official royal lineage.

Daniela was caught completely off guard. She had taken the whole thing as lighthearted teasing. Clearly, the king of Loglil had not.

An official invitation followed shortly after, requesting that Daniela’s boys come for a visit.

Cedric was speechless.

Hamilton, holding one of the twins in his arms, nearly leapt to his feet. “That’s my boys! That is extraordinary. I am so proud of you!” He looked like a man watching every dream he had ever held suddenly arrange itself into reality. “Once the king steps down, one of these boys is going to wear that crown!”

He sent a lengthy message to the family group chat almost immediately, declaring at length that Daniela’s sons were her greatest blessing, and that Daniela herself was their lucky charm.

Daniela smiled and said simply, “It’s because you raised them so well. The Loglil royals admire the children you brought up.”

That single remark sent Hamilton into a state of joy so complete that he couldn’t settle for an entire day and night. He wandered through the house smiling until his cheeks ached.

After the princess’s bold public declaration, Daniela felt it called for a response in kind.

She posted an announcement on the official Elite Lux website. To mark the occasion, she declared that all Elite Lux products worldwide would be available at half price.

The news spread within the hour. High-society women everywhere lost all composure. Every Elite Lux store was overrun with buyers, and the same sentiment echoed across every city: “Daniela’s children truly are a blessing.”

In a cramped and shabby house not far away, Alexander sat grinding his teeth.

He couldn’t make sense of it. Cedric’s sons — barely out of diapers — already engaged to royalty. It was absurd. It was infuriating. It was completely impossible, and yet there it was on every screen he looked at.

He jabbed a finger at the television and turned to the two girls beside him, his voice tight with barely contained fury. “You see this? That’s how it works. The rich marry the rich. That’s the world.”

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