The final negotiation result was that England would bear all the expenses of the French Fleet, including soldier subsidies and warship repairs, and additionally provide a monthly rental fee of 3,000 US Dollars for each warship.
It is said that the Minister of Military Supplies was very unhappy with this agreement, stopping the Minister of the Navy with an angry expression:
"We cannot agree to these terms."
"As allies, we have also sent millions of troops and countless supplies to fight in France, without charging any fees."
"Now the French should do the same."
This was the Minister of Military Supplies' flaw; he always allowed himself to take advantage of others, but whenever others took advantage of him, it felt worse than losing his father.
The Minister of the Navy's response was simple: "Then, please tell me, what else can we do?"
The Minister of Military Supplies was stunned.
He suddenly realized that he had no power to choose.
