Reborn From Ashes novel Chapter 364

"Okay!" Morgan immediately agreed and smiled brightly.

At the thought of being able to form a marriage of convenience with some of the wealthy families in the capital, he saw a bright future ahead of him. After all, the wealthy families in the capital could provide unlimited opportunities for development.

As long as Julia and Anna married into wealthy families, the social standing of the Sterling family would soar to new heights.

After that, he could get whatever he wanted.

"Your mom has already found two families. If she can find a third one, we might even be able to marry Lily off, and things might turn out even better. It's a pity that she likes to be in the spotlight and has become an internet celebrity.

"It's a taboo among the wealthy families in the capital to marry an influencer or a starlet. The wealthy scions usually just toy with them. No one would want to marry them. I just didn't know any better back then. Who would have thought that would be the new norm of society."

Francis shook his head and sighed.

Back then, the concept of influencers didn't even exist. He didn't expect that the scions nowadays wouldn't like high-profile women as wives.

The most important thing was that the wealthy families didn't like them at all. Basically, marriages between wealthy families were all about strategic marriage alliances.

Suddenly, Morgan said, "Dad, Lily isn't cut out to marry into a wealthy family. Just forget about it. She's better off staying with me. I'll take care of her for the rest of her life."

Morgan's gaze was filled with anticipation as he stared at Francis.

"Do whatever you want. I don't care about her," Francis said casually.

"Alright. If there's nothing else, I'm leaving. By the way, Hayden is coming tonight. Do we have to prepare anything?" Morgan asked.

"No. It's his privilege to be here. We don't have to prepare anything," Francis said coldly, looking smug.

He clearly didn't take Hayden seriously.

Hearing that, Morgan left the room. He breathed a sigh of relief, glad that things had turned out well.