So his marriage with Anna Ainsworth would surely have to be rewritten.
Yes, before receiving the letter, he had never thought of having a sexless marriage with Anna, and he had even considered that marrying a woman who loved him but whom he did not love might be good. Life could be very peaceful, and then, like most married couples, they could have two or three children and live ordinary, mundane days.
But it was that mysterious letter that disrupted his basic marriage plans. At that time, he really couldn't bring himself to accept a woman who had just given birth to another man's child as his wife.
Before the wedding, he had also resisted his grandmother, Irene Clarins, wanting to delay his marriage to Anna due to his career still not being stable, but Irene Clarins disagreed. She pressured him with the position of CEO and company stocks, and he had no choice. His wedding with Anna had to take place as scheduled.
