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Louisa wiped a tear that had formed in her eyes and resumed reading the note.

" ….He wanted his heir to marry my granddaughter, louisa.

He stated clearly that Louisa was a good girl, and because of that, he wanted his successor to marry her.

I knew it was a double win for me and the family as a whole.

Because I will get my granddaughter to marry from the richest family in the country, and still get a grant from them to save the face of this family.

So I readily agreed.

However, he told me that he had to be sure of the decision he was making, so he wanted his heir to come stay with us for a couple of years.

Within those years, he will verify if Louisa is fit enough to marry the heir.

The heir would come in the house as a poor boy, and I will not tell anyone about his identity.

He also asked me not to tell anyone, not even you, my wife, about it.

On the other hand, there were rules to that. I had to abide by those rules, or I would lose.

The first was to keep his ident

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