Bryan Dennison did not directly agree, nor did he refuse, but counter-asked, "If I'm not mistaken, you want that little guy from the Johnson family to become the Duke of our country?"
"What are you trying to achieve with this?"
He had been paying attention to the American ducal election and, considering the series of events that had occurred previously, quickly associated it with Johnson Foster.
However, Dennison couldn't understand why Lin Mo would choose a businessman with no governance experience.
Easy to manipulate?
Heh.
If that was the thought, then he believed Lin Chen was bound to be disappointed.
Because even the best puppet on stage, without the stage and lights, and the support of the audience beneath, is nothing but a clown dancing alone in the night.
The Duke is the puppet.
The people of America are the audience, and those who truly control the direction of the story and the special lighting effects are these little-known families and interest groups.
