Bruno sat still as he listened to the words his son-in-law had just spoken. He had known the man since he was but an infant, and had watched him grow into a capable heir and successor to the Reich.
If Bruno had not seen potential in the man, he would have never married his eldest daughter to him.
Eva was a woman who inherited Bruno's geopolitical genius at a level none of his sons had ever grasped.
And she had spent nearly two decades wrapping her husband around her finger. Her influence on the man had been staggering, in ways even Bruno had not anticipated.
However, Bruno had noticed in recent years that the man's behavior had shifted slightly. And he had suspected that Prince Wilhelm was growing restless. His grandfather persisted as the Kaiser into an age where historically was nearly impossible to achieve.
