The Princess obviously understood this as well, but she still nodded: "Personally, I know your character, and I am willing to trust you, Brother Levin. But from our respective positions, you should also understand that politics cannot accommodate personal feelings and weaknesses."
"Yes, but in fact, you might have misunderstood some things. There is no conflict of interest between us; in fact, from certain standpoints, we should stand together — Griffith, and Mr. Brand," the Crown Prince suddenly said.
The courtyard fell silent.
The Princess was silent, frowning deeply, looking at this man who was supposed to be her brother by name: "Brother Levin, do you think saying this can gain our trust?"
This phrase was actually also in Brand's mind, but the fact that Princess Griffith used 'we' instead of 'I' made him slightly surprised.
