The president's seventh bride novel Chapter 1

There is such a lady. She didn't like to show off. She would never quarrel with others, or let herself be empty and impetuous. Her life would fade away in elegance.

She was the eldest daughter of the Joliot-Curie family. Her name was Alicia Joliot-Curie.

No matter in the old feudal society or today’s millennium, the eldest son and eldest daughter of a family are usually extremely favored in China. However, the Joliot-Curie family was an exception, only because the eldest daughter of their family was an illegitimate child. Simply put, she was the daughter that Colton Joliot-Curie had with a dancer behind his wife's back.

There has been explosive news in B City since yesterday. The extraordinarily wealthy Noel-Baker family has had yet another divorce - this was the sixth one and it was still going. Being very concerned about this, Sara Morris went up the mountain to burn incense and occupy the divination, praying for the gods to stop the curse, and to prevent the recurrence of similar tragedies.

The real highlight, the monk who held the divination for Mrs. Sara said that only marriages with other compound surnames can stop the tragedy of divorcing again and again.

B City was not an ordinary small city. It had a developed economy and a large population, so there would be quite a lot of compound surname families.

After listening to the words of the monk, Mrs. Sara became worried. With so many families with compound surnames, whose daughter would make the most suitable daughter-in-law for the Noel-Baker family?

After some deliberation, she decided to hold a blind date banquet, which was to let his son choose his favorite girl. Of course, she would also give out a big reward. If the blind date was successful, the bonus would be 18 million.

Not everyone had the chance to be selected. They must have a compound surname. When the news came out, the whole city was in a sensation. Money can make the mare go these days. Even if the other party was a demon who had been divorced six times, the 18 million yuan would deliver women to their door one after another.