The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 1788

Chapter 1788 

There would always be dirt behind great power, and even in the past, it never ended well for the subjects who had more power than the king Daisie crushed the paper, looking angry.

At the White Ivy Palace’s meeting room...

The ministers discussed what the media outlets reported in a serious manner because it was a huge issue.

They had differing views because some thought it was a deliberate attempt at breaking the trade relationship between the two countries, while others thought that Zlokova was trying to get involved with their country.

King William picked up his cup and took a sip of hot tea.

The chatter continued until he slammed the cup down.

There was immediate silence.

King William crossed his fingers, placed them on the table, and said with a stoic expression, "I understand your worries, but you’re reaching at straws by thinking that people are trying to get involved in our politics based on this news report."

"Your Majesty, even though this can’t prove anything, we should be careful about the relationship between the Goldmanns and the Hathaways."

The king squinted.

"Are you trying to say that the Hathaways are linked to this?"

The minister carefully said, "I’m worried that that’s true."

King William laughed.

"If you could contribute a huge sum of money for our defense to build equipment and battleships, and if you could pay half of the national tax paid by the Hathaways, I would agree with your statement."

The minister clammed up after that because the Hathaways had contributed a huge sum to their military and were pretty much the finance minister.If they offended them, it would be disastrous in terms of benefits.

The king thought highly of benefits, so he wouldn’t let anything threaten the Hathaways.

Thus, it would be a dead end if they were to challenge them.

King William sat in the meeting room alone after the meeting.

Paul walked to his side.

"Your Majesty."

The king rapped his knuckles on the table before asking, "What do you think about this?"