The astute Pierre Bonaparte also noticed Jerome Bonaparte's gaze, and he quickly bowed his head as a sign of reflection.
Jerome Bonaparte's gaze lingered on Pierre Bonaparte only for a moment before shifting elsewhere.
"Father, cousin, I kindly ask you both to closely monitor the actions of the Parliament! Right now, the power in France is mainly concentrated in the hands of Cavaignac and the National Assembly!" Jerome Bonaparte did not issue orders to Prince Old Jerome and his cousin in a commanding tone but requested them in a negotiating manner.
The erring Pierre Bonaparte responded submissively to Jerome Bonaparte, "Yes, Your Majesty!"
"Understood!" Prince Old Jerome replied lazily.
If it weren't for wanting his son to become President, he would not bother going to the National Assembly to listen to those tediously long speeches, he would prefer to enjoy himself at the Opera House instead!
