782: C782 Right He's Going to Go All Out!

C782 Right He's Going to Go All Out!

Lord Rockefeller slowly stood up and looked straight at the king, Henry IV, expressionless.0

"I don't know what you are talking about." Henry IV stared at him, his face ashen as he gritted his teeth.

Lord Rockefeller snorted coldly. "You clearly have a daughter, but you let the twelve-year-old Prince George welcome you. Do you think others don't understand what you are thinking?"

Henry IV defended himself. "They're the same age, and they're all young. Don't you think too much!"

Lord Rockefeller's expression turned cold, "This time, all of them are female, but you sent a little boy to fetch them. Aren't you afraid that the whole world will laugh at your royal family for not knowing etiquette?"

Henry IV froze, and his old face turned red. But he had nothing to say.

"If you rush for quick success, it will only bring you the opposite effect. I hope you won't be stupid again." Lord Rockefeller suppressed his anger, picked up his cane, and left.

The surrounding butlers and maids all lowered their heads, not daring to even breathe loudly.

Henry IV looked at Lord Rockefeller's back with a gloomy expression and slowly sat down.

"Eric, what do you think?" He turned to look at the silver-haired old man beside him and his expression eased up a little.

Steward Eric looked at Lord Rockefeller, who had left, and then looked at Henry IV. After a moment of hesitation, he said, "Your Majesty, the Duke has good intentions. Right now, we really don't have to deliberately do anything. Just let nature take its course. Let the children experience and choose their own things. "

When Henry IV saw that he did not agree with his own actions, his expression became ugly again.

He originally wanted to find comfort from the housekeeper, but he did not expect the housekeeper to stab into his heart again.

Even if he really did do something wrong, Rockefeller should not directly scold him for being stupid.

He was the king, the person who controlled the entire country. Even if he had become an empty frame now, he was still the king.

The king had his own pride and dignity, how could he allow his subjects to humiliate him?

Although there was a king in Frank State, and it was hereditary, because of the constitutional monarchy, the king had become an empty seat without any real power.

On the contrary, a hereditary Grand Duke like Rockefeller had a lot of authority in parliament, and could decide the direction of the country.

Comparing this, he, the king, naturally felt unbalanced in his heart.

The position of king gave him noble status and status, but did not give him corresponding power. He could not even participate in the various proposals and voting in the parliament.

Yes, he, the king, did not even have the right to vote, and could only watch others vote.

This proposal passed, okay, he signed and immediately implemented it.

This proposal didn't pass, okay, he didn't even need to sign it.

It could be seen how aggrieved he was as a king.

In fact, his signature was just a formality. If the meeting was over, it would be over. Whether he signed or not wouldn't affect him. This was originally a symbolic entrusting of the king's final decision-making power, but in his opinion, this was more like a complete irony.

Now that he thought about Lord Rockefeller's vile attitude towards him, it was like looking at a stupid pig. The anger in his heart rose.

It was not easy for him to make a decision on a big matter, but Rockefeller actually thought that he had done something wrong. Even the people he trusted the most thought that he had done something wrong.

He was very angry, very angry, and very angry.

He wanted to do something, he had to do something. Instead of living like this, he might as well take this opportunity to do something big.

Right, he was going to go all out!

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