Chapter 1446 The General's Daughter and the Dark Prince 16

"Sure, go ahead and say it." Franklin was absolutely unaffected by Demi's threat. Stumped for words, Demi gave up, because she didn't actually dare to say it. … Six months later, Franklin handed over state affairs to a few key officials and took Demi on a trip. Amongst the officials was Clyde. The carriages rolled, and in one of them, Demi, who had been whining of boredom daily, criticized the king, "You're stubborn!" "How am I stubborn? I only left after making sure that the country was alright," Franklin argued. After leaving the capital city, Demi became more carefree, frolicking happily and trying anything new to her. Like an adoring elder, Franklin smiled as he watched her. Their vacation lasted from spring until winter—only then did they return to the capital. Of course, during this period, the officials would still send petitions to Franklin on matters that they couldn't decide on. Franklin would read and comment on the petition before sending it back. … In Helena's