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Chapter 922 Staying and Not Allowing to Stay
"Your Highness, do you really plan to stay in the East?" Sir Greenville didn't fly into a rage when he heard Princess Sophia's request to stay. Instead, he asked Princess Sophia if she was sincere about staying.

"I can try to stay in a foreign country for a year or two, and write the same travel notes as Marco Polo in the future. Maybe I, Princess Sophia, can let future generations know. Lord Greenville, can you agree to my request?" Princess Sophia raised her hands He put his palms together on his chest and said.

"His Majesty the King may not agree." Sir Greenville wondered.

The reason why he was able to calmly discuss the matter of staying in the East with Princess Sophia was because he wanted Princess Sophia to have a relationship with Chu Yun, so that Britain would have a backer in the affairs of the East in the future.If based on this point, maybe Charles I would agree to let his sister stay in the powerful East.

If Huaxia was as powerful as the Mughal Empire at this time, he would absolutely not allow Princess Sophia to make such a request, and even directly refused her for Charles I.But Lord Greenville believes in everything he sees. The strength of China may be even higher than that of the former powerhouse of the Spanish Empire. If China's support can be obtained, Britain may become the largest country in Europe after the two countries open up trade.

"I will write a letter to my brother, Sir Greenville, please forward it to my brother for me, he will definitely agree!" Princess Sophia said confidently.

"If he doesn't agree, I'll jump into the sea on the way back!" Princess Sofia added.

"Your Highness, please don't be so radical, everything is easy to discuss." Sir Greenville had no intention of rejecting Princess Sophia, and said hastily.

"My lord father, leaving the princess alone in the east is not a joke!" Selina said anxiously seeing her father's tone was slightly relaxed.

"The East is a civilized country, not a barbaric place. I don't think Her Royal Highness will be in any danger even if she stays in the East. On the contrary, it can be said to be a very safe thing." Sir Greenville said.

"The east is too far away from Britain. If something happens to the princess, we won't be able to provide timely assistance in Britain." Selina always felt that her father was joking, leaving the well-clothed Princess Sophia alone in the capital of China?

"Sir Greenville has said so, do you want to object to my proposal?" Princess Sophia gave Sarina a dissatisfied wink.

"I don't mean to offend Her Royal Highness, but Her Royal Highness has a noble status and should not live alone in the east thousands of miles away. Especially now that Her Royal Highness has no good friends in the East, no one can take care of each other, Chinese estimates It's even more worrying if you can't learn it in a while." Sarina said.

"Leaving one or two servants and enough gold and silver is enough for me. Isn't it Chinese? As long as I live here for a year or so, it will naturally happen. If you regard me as a flower in a greenhouse, then You are so wrong!" Princess Sophia said confidently.

Isn't it the flowers in the greenhouse... Sir Greenville and Selina said in their hearts.

"The owner of the East is hospitable and hospitable. The capital is orderly and more prosperous than the city of London. I can be sure that Her Royal Highness is very safe in this city. If Your Highness wants to stay, I will leave four daughters for you." Four soldiers to keep you safe," said Sir Greenville.

"Sir Greenville, you are such a good man!" Princess Sophia thought that she would be able to stay in the eastern capital after crying, making trouble and hanging herself, but now it seems that she was thinking too much. easy to talk.

"Father!" Selina was puzzled, and repeatedly confirmed that her father's brain was not short-circuited.

"Salina, needless to say, this is the decision of Her Royal Highness the Princess, and we cannot disobey her order." Sir Greenville wholeheartedly wanted to sell the princess to Chu Yun, knowing that Charles I would be happy to sell this unwilling to marry My sister sent it out quickly, so I wanted the princess to stay in the east and have more opportunities to contact Chu Yun.

But he couldn't let Princess Sofia know what was in his heart, because he knew that Princess Sofia was very resistant to this kind of "business-style marriage". The more she was asked to do something, the stronger her resistance was.

"Yes, I am a princess, you cannot disobey my orders." Princess Sofia nodded repeatedly.

"But... my lord, can I also stay in the East?" Selina asked Sir Greenville.

"No, you must not stay in the East. Before I set off, I made an agreement with Sir Thomas Monk that you would marry his second son, George Monk, after you returned home. George obeyed my orders, and for several consecutive years He fought against the Spaniards in the Netherlands in [-], he is an excellent army general, he is young and promising, and he can inherit the title of the family." Sir Greenville said.

"Father, how can you arrange a marriage for me in private!" Selina was a little hysterical when she heard the news for the first time. She should have been very calm and smart for some reason. Princess Sofia is on the side.

"You have to pay attention to your tone of voice with your father! This is the marriage of our two big families, and it is good for both of our big families! Their family has a lot of fields and properties in Devonshire, and he is also a major of the infantry regiment , the future is bright! Do you want to disobey my words?" Sir Greenville said angrily.

"I've never met George, and you don't think I'll marry him..." Selina's eyes were flushed.

Princess Sophia was sandwiched between Sir Greenville and Selina. She didn't know what to do, so she had to act as a mediator: "You two calm down first."

She is very distressed. She has always been the one who caused troubles, but this time it was her turn to calm others down.

"I'm not going back to Britain either!" Selina glared at her father.

"Do you dare? I won't leave you a penny. If you want to stay, you will fend for yourself! Do you think you, a Briton, can find a job here to make a living!" Sir Greenville said angrily.

"I don't care!" Selina cried and ran out of the courtyard where the envoy was located. Because her leg injury had not healed, she limped and almost fell.

Sir Greenville was a little distressed when he saw his daughter walking hard, but he couldn't save himself, let alone let his daughter stay in the East.

(End of this chapter)