I'm A Quadrillionaire

The Madam had never stepped out of the carriage and should not have seen what that rascal looked like.

Besides, one needed to take her status into account.

She was the woman of the Emperor of the Great Quinn Empire.

Even if the Emperor was now seriously ill and did not have long to live, his closest aides would not allow anyone to take his woman away.

What Captain Himmel did not know was that Leticia was not Zion’s biological mother.

She was his mother’s twin sister.

Both of them looked too much alike.

When Captain Himme! looked at the portrait that His Majesty had created from memory, he recognized Leticia immediately as the woman His Majesty had acquainted with.

Leticia did not deny that identity so that she could accompany Zion to the Imperial Capital and care of him.

This was the same reason why Captain Himmel respected Leticia and accepted her as the Madam, even obeying her orders throughout the journey.

If Captain Himmel found out Leticia was Zion’s aunt, but not his mother, he might give her the same respect, but would not follow her orders that much.

This was the difference in status.

If Zion became the Emperor of the Great Quinn Empire, his mother would become the Empress Dowager.

she was his aunt, it would

Please consider this again for the sake of your

worry, Captain Himmel! I have

on

we arrive at the Imperial Capital, Zion will ensure compensation for every one of you who had bled for us!” Leticia

was nothing Captain Himmel could

not dare

woman who would

the Empress Dowager would be the one to make decisions for the

had no choice but to agree to the Madam’s

David Lidell, right?” Captain

is."

is allowing you to share a carriage

guards, I’d like to remind you that you should

otherwise » Captain Himme) did not finish

you for the reminder, Sir!” David replied with a

to the carriage and when he brushed shoulders with Captain Himmel, he could feel the murderous

was a highly experienced powerhouse on

a powerhouse when pitted

different when it came to

not only

even to the entire