After the two parted, Princess Anne's eyes remained fixed on Jiang Hao, the happiness in them already overflowing.
"Jon, I'd always hoped for this. I never expected my wish to finally come true." Annie said happily, resting her head against Jiang Hao's chest.
After an unknown amount of time, the door was gently pushed open. The head housekeeper quietly poked her head in and said softly, "Your Highness, my lord baron, I didn't mean to disturb you, but it's time for dinner. Would you like to eat?"
Could love fill one's stomach with water alone?
That was impossible.
Annie took Jiang Hao's hand, and the two walked openly to the dining room. The servants had already heard the rumors. Seeing how happy they looked, one maid curtsied and said, "Princess, congratulations."
Annie smiled.
Seeing that, the others also offered their congratulations.
Dinner was not lavish, but it was sweet. Their conversation ranged far and wide, from anticipation for the upcoming wedding to plans for their future lives and work.
"Jon, I want to devote more of myself to charity in the future. There are too many people in this world still suffering. We have the means, and we have the responsibility to help them," Annie said.
Jiang Hao knew that after Audrey Hepburn retired from acting, she had also devoted all her energy to charity. That was one of the reasons people had always loved her.
Taking Annie's hand, Jiang Hao said, "I absolutely support you."
"How about this? We can establish a foundation together. I'll put fifty percent of the money I earn into the charitable foundation, and you can manage it. What do you think?" Jiang Hao said.
Giving away half his money was certainly a strong show of support. He was really starting down the path of