"Minister Vayan, your actions are wantonly squandering the diplomatic credibility of our French Empire!" De Luyss sternly reprimanded Vayan.
Vayan was not the type to be easily bullied either; he defiantly retorted, "Minister Luyis, you are sacrificing the interests of the French Empire for the sake of your Ministry of Foreign Affairs' reputation!"
Faced with the argument between Minister Vayan and Minister De Luyss, Jerome Bonaparte's expression showed particular impatience.
Thus, Jerome Bonaparte slammed the document heavily on the table, prompting Minister Vayan and Minister De Luyss to stop.
Seeing no further movement from the two, Jerome Bonaparte snorted coldly and in a stern tone asked, "Finished arguing? If not, I can lend you the study to continue your quarrel!
Whenever both of you are finished! That's when I'll return!
This way both of you should be satisfied, right!"
