"What is the real will of the people?" Joseph Wright suddenly interrupted.
Victoria discovered one thing.
That was, there was not the kind of joy in the reunion between Joseph Wright and the queen one would expect after many years apart.
Their interactions were indifferent; the queen did not look at Joseph Wright intentionally, nor did he give her more than an occasional glance.
"Public opinion is always guided by the media," Charles Smith said candidly, "Previously, due to the fake princess incident, the people were extremely disappointed with the Royal Family, but they still harboured deep feelings for the queen. In the survey, more than half of the people expressed the hope that the newly-formed government would have the authority to rescue the queen from the prince's control..."
Just as Charles had said this, the queen suddenly interrupted him.
"Then let it be a Republic." She said cheerfully.
"What?" Both Victoria and Charles were stunned.
