Chapter 1837: Tristan''S Serious Approach


    Chapter 1837: Tristan''s Serious Approach


    Catherine looked at her in surprise, lowering her voice, she asked, "You''re still concerned about his


    position in the line of session? This is not the time for that. If he wants to study medicine, let him


    focus on that without any distractions."


    "Who can predict the future situation?" Julie felt it was a pity but chose not to say anything further.


    After all, all these years of effort were focused on the session, believing Prince Taylor to be the


    sole heir and the future king. Who would have expected Louis to suddenly emerge? With Princess


    Annie''s return, the situation would be even moreplicated.


    "You should arrange a reception n with the same standards as a state banquet. We mustn''t


    tarnish the royal family''s reputation," Catherine instructed her. "You should start nning, and I will


    need to review every detail, down to the menu."


    The queen still intended to personally oversee it? Did this mean she also regarded Princess Annie


    as her own? Julie wondered. The queen seemed to have a good capacity for eptance, first with


    Louis and now with Annie.


    "Yes," Julie nodded, then turned and left. She truly couldn''t understand why the queen had be


    so magnanimous.


    Catherine, on the other hand, had a sudden realization, bing unexpectedly shrewd. Instead of


    contending with this group of clever individuals, she saw the benefit in befriending them. Louis not


    only had his father''s support but also the formidable influence of Mr. Marsh. It was not wise to fight


    an unwinnable battle.


    Arkpool City. As the moon set and the sun rose, a brand new day began. Tristan''s car pulled into


    the driveway of theAlgerone''s mansion, and as he stepped out, Monica dashed from behind the


    curtains the moment he entered the living room, wrapping her arms around his neck. "Good


    morning," she eximed.


    Tristan wasn''t startled by her sudden appearance. Instead, he lifted her up, just like one would lift a


    child. This action caught Monica off guard. At that moment, Algerone and Belinda happened to


    come downstairs and witnessed the scene, but no one felt embarrassed.


    Monica turned towards the couple, "Dad, Mom, good morning!"


    "Good morning, uncle and aunt," Tristan greeted them while still holding Monica, showing no


    intention of letting go. The two elders, with smiling faces, inquired, "Have you had breakfast?"


    "Yes, we have."


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    "Are you heading out now?"


    "Yes, we are. We arranged to meet in the morning because my brother has a surgery at ten. He''s


    waiting for us at home."


    "Then, go ahead," Algerone said, feeling particrly reassured. After all, the former king had made


    his intentions clear, and his daughter now had a brother and new family members. It made him


    happy.


    The more friends, the better, and having more family members was even better. Monica attempted


    to free herself from Tristan''s embrace and walk on her own, but he held her tightly. In front of the


    two elders, he carried her out of the living room.


    "Hey!" Monica noticed the smile on Belinda''s face and blushed. She yfully hit Tristan''s chest,


    "Put me down!"


    Tristan didn''t release her or respond; instead, he continued to carry her with a smile. "I think you


    need to gain some weight," he remarked, not letting her go until they reached the passenger side,


    where he finally set her down.


    "I''m just fine like this!" She retorted.


    He opened the car door for her like a gentleman. Monica yfully nced at him, then bent and got


    into the car. Tristan returned to the driver''s seat and started the car. He had prepared a gift for the


    meeting, which was currently in the trunk. This was his first formal visit to meet the girl''s family, and


    he was treating it with utmost seriousness.