Sometimes, even someone like Atlas Hallow starts to believe in destiny. If it hadn't been for Hailey Hill's insistence that Freya Morgon's daughter would surely be well-educated and demure, that the child born from her daughter would be nobler and purer, this marriage wouldn't have happened.
If he had casually found a surrogate, they wouldn't even need to meet each other, and there wouldn't be the subsequent entanglements of love and emotion.
If it had been Luna Miller, it would have been fine. Just implant an embryo into her after putting her to sleep one night, and everything would proceed naturally. With the power of the Hallow Family, the child would naturally belong to him during the divorce. But it was Charlotte Miller who eventually walked into the marriage registry with him.
Everything seemed accidental, yet as if it had been arranged, forcing him to submit to the hand of destiny.
