The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 3182

The intermarriage with the royal family from Northern Europe was something that the Wade family had been planning for a long time.

In any big family, the eldest son and the eldest grandson were always the most important facade.

Therefore, Jeremiah wanted to find a good daughter-in -law for his eldest grandson who would be a good match for the Wade family.

But in Oskia, there were only two girls who could truly match Felix's status.

One of them was Sophie, the only granddaughter of the Schulz family, and the other one was Quinn, the only daughter of the Golding family.

The daughters of all the other families were one level lower compared to Felix.

But how could Felix possibly have the opportunity to deal with Sophie, who was such a supercilious woman?

As for Quinn, it was even more impossible. Who would not know that Quinn had been waiting to marry Charlie?

Moreover, Quinn had made such a huge scene at her concert just a few days ago. Felix did not even need to

think to know that Quinn had done all that because of Charlie, and he knew that he would definitely not be able to get Quinn.

Moreover, Felix was two years older than Charlie, and he would be thirty years old soon. It would not be right if he was not married by the time he was already thirty years old. So, his current priority was to get married as soon as possible. 5

After looking all around, the most suitable candidate that Jeremiah could find to become his granddaughter -in-law was the princess of the royal family from Northern Europe. 2

First of all, there were already very few royal families left in the current background of this world. So, the royal families were also considered very rare amongst the upper-class society. If anyone could get a granddaughter-in-law from a royal family, they would naturally gain a lot of reputation for that.

Secondly, although the royal families of many constitutional monarchies had already long lost their real power, their status was still very superior, and they were still highly respected.