He exhaled deeply, calling Runa to arrange his trip while thanking Sir Palian.
This time, the gratitude was filled with genuine emotion, once again confirming the rumor that Fraser was Count Leon's lifeline.
"I know you must have come with certain demands from Governor Murphy. Although including my son in such a deal deeply dissatisfies me, I must admit, I owe Governor Murphy a debt that cannot be repaid.
So, speak, Sir Palian."
Count Leon sat at the head of the table, leaning on his cane, and asked:
"In what aspects does the Governor wish for the Cape Family's assistance?"
"We hope the Cape Family will build more factories in Transylvania to further deepen the commercial cooperation between both parties."
Sir Palian maintained her burly appearance, but when she spoke now, she was calm and collected, long past the humble posture of her early days as a small merchant, replaced by the gravitas and dignity of a government official.
