Chapter 121: A Traitor

'The child wished that she doesn't get the praises for the good deed that she has done for the kingdom.' Marquess Samed justified his actions and glanced at the King as he awaited his response.

After being so politely threatened by King Ophire, Sullivan had no other choice but to spill the beans.

In a few minutes, he had narrated about how it was Yvonne who had discovered the flaws in the policies that he had brought upon their first meeting.

It was also Yvonne who had told him about the three-step plan that he had used as a reference on which he had based his entire report.

The same child had also drawn the trade routes that were visible on the paper that the King now held.

If Yvonne had been present right now then she would have branded him as a traitor without any hesitations.

However, the child was happily asleep wrapped up in the warm blankets, and was oblivious about the breach of trust that was taking place at this moment.