"My child, you should know! No one is more suited than me to become a Marshal of France! I once fought alongside your uncle..."
Prince Monfort vividly recounted to Jerome Bonaparte his "heroic deeds" during the First Empire, as if the era was just over 30 years ago and Jerome Bonaparte didn't know his unreliable father's nature, the "heroic deeds" in Prince Monfort's mouth might have become reality.
Despite most of these so-called heroic deeds being concocted by Prince Monfort himself, Jerome Bonaparte also dared not contradict his overly indulgent father.
Old people love to boast, and Jerome Bonaparte couldn't possibly deprive his father of the joy of bragging.
"Mmh, mhm, aha!" Jerome Bonaparte could only perfunctorily respond in his usual manner, occasionally nodding in agreement with Prince Monfort.
