Lacus's Choice of Husband and the Future of the Clyne Faction

A little surprised by her daughter Lacus's response, Siegel simply took her cup and walked to the tea seat to sit down, as if she was willing to hear the details;

Lacus, who had turned his back on guests, also turned the seat in front of the desk slightly, faced his father Siegel, and began to make a statement.

"First of all, as we talked about when discussing campaign strategy before, after all, it is still during the war, showing the unity of Supreme Council to voters is not only 'politically correct', but also very necessary.

Under such circumstances, although I'm afraid Uncle Patrick doesn't think this engagement can still be realized, he can't afford to take the initiative to destroy it...