Chapter 70: House of lords III

Given Charlton's words, what else can anyone say? If one were to question more, then wouldn't that mean that they were part of those who could not understand plain English? Meanwhile, if they contradict, wouldn't that mean that they don't want their kingdom to improve?

Count Espen could only swallow his words of protest and shake his head. Then, he said, "I also share the same sentiment as his grace."

The king smiled. "Good. Vice minister Maxwell, do take note of what the grand duke of Suffox suggested and after you have included them in the bill, then we can proceed with the first reading."

Leonard who has been listening to Charlton's words turned his attention to the king. "Yes, your majesty." He replied.

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After the heated debate about the bill regarding property taxes, the session moved to other topics of concern without any hitch until they reached the part where other agendas could be raised and discussed.