Jerome Bonaparte looked at Marcel Yale's hesitant expression and knew that among the people acting as the Kingdom of Britain's secret agents, there might be someone Marcel Yale dared not provoke.
For someone to make Marcel Yale appear hesitant, it had to be someone within the Tuileries Palace, or a prince from the Bonaparte Clan.
Sure enough, Marcel Yale gritted his teeth and said to Jerome Bonaparte, "Your Majesty, the people involved in the case include Prince Pierre Bonaparte and Prince Monfort!"
"What?!!!" Jerome Bonaparte's face displayed a shocked expression. He wasn't surprised at Pierre Bonaparte's "betrayal" but rather at his father, Prince Monfort.
To be fair, aside from not granting his father power, Jerome Bonaparte had never deprived him of honors; he hadn't shortchanged him financially either.
Even Prince Monfort himself said: living a life where he could eat and drink idly and occasionally go to the Senate to cast a vote wasn't bad at all.
