Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 1793

Chapter 1793 Apology to Arkpool City

Julie was loyal to Queen Catherine. As long as the Queen was willing to give up, Julie was willing to follow the Queen's wishes and would not force anything.

The entire coronation ceremony was broadcast live, grand, magnificent, and solemn.

Young Prince Louis, dressed in a custom military uniform, sat on a golden palanquin carried by 18 soldiers. Today, his appearance was extraordinary, with a handsome and elegant demeanor, exuding an inherent nobility that captured everyone's attention...

Behind the palanquin, more than 20, 000 soldiers followed, dressed in uniform, forming a dragon-like procession. They walked around the entire palace in an orderly manner to the national anthem and then slowly made their way towards the church.

Claire looked from afar at the figure on the palanquin, so familiar yet so unfamiliar. Beneath his thick black eyebrows, his deep eyes contained boundless wisdom.

In the solemn atmosphere of the church, the new king knelt down, accepting the bishop's prayers and masses. His heart was filled with a mix of emotions, thinking about his deceased mother and missing sister.

If only his mother and sister were here today to witness such an important moment, how wonderful would that be?

Louis took oaths and paid respects to his father Bertie and stepmother Queen Catherine. With everyone as witnesses and cameras broadcasting the entire process, three hours later, he finally completed all the tedious procedures.

After the ceremony, following tradition, Louis went to the balcony on the seventh floor of the church to wave to the nearly ten thousand people gathered in the palace square.

Warm applause erupted, countless doves of peace flew into the vast sky, creating a spectacular scene.

Then, King Louis personally presided over Lu Layeka's military parade, his first public appearance as the head of state, where he met with foreign dignitaries and important members of the royal family.

He was composed and elegant, though young, he carried himself like a refined gentleman, and his erudition made people feel refreshed when communicating with him.