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The performance of "King John" tonight was arranged by a mysterious wealthy businessman who spent a lot of money, and although his name wasn't revealed, Prime Minister Winston already had some guesses.
From inside an inconspicuous carriage by the street, Prime Minister Winston peeked through the gaps in the curtains, observing the guests entering the theater, mostly from the upper echelons of the Kingdom of Windsor, all looking quite familiar, some of whom Winston could even name.
For instance, Felix von Manshtein, who just alighted from his carriage without a female companion and entered the theater alone to watch tonight's performance. Winston had heard a bit about the affair between Felix and Helena, but he wasn't surprised.
Helena was a beautiful actress, a fact evident from the posters, and it was normal for such a lovely woman to have many admirers. Disputes and grudges between two nobles over a woman were not uncommon, and not at all surprising.
