Madam's Identities Shocks the Entire City Again novel Chapter 3681

Chapter 3681: Go By Yourself, We Won’t Partake

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Nie Qingru frowned. "We can’t just watch them get the chip components and rare earths. Stopping the ship is our only way now."

"I don’t agree. If you decide to stop the ship, our church won’t participate in this operation." Quentin’s attitude was still the same.

Nie Qingru raised her eyebrows in anger and said gloomily, "Archbishop, what kind of attitude is this? Isn’t the church not a member of the reclusive families?"

Quentin tidied his robes and looked at her calmly. "Of course, the church is a member of the reclusive families.

"However, Empress, don’t forget that the reclusive families are gathered together for the common benefit of everyone.

"I can’t see the benefits behind your suggestion to stop the ships of Continent F’s two big bosses. As the head of the church, I must choose to refuse to cooperate."

Nie Qingru couldn’t suppress her anger. She slammed the table hard, her eyes slightly cold. "I gather you don’t want to be enemies with Qiao Nian!" _{ƒгeewёbnovel.com}

Quentin looked at her neither too fast nor too slow. "Empress, watch your words."

Nie Qingru said in a fit of anger, "Am I not telling the truth? I’ve long heard that you have a good relationship with Qiao Nian. You also know the Young Master Ye beside her, right? I also heard that you have an illegitimate son who lives in the independent continent—"

"That’s enough." Quentin listened gracefully at first, but upon hearing the last bit, he suddenly waved his hand, stood up, and said to the woman sitting at the head of the table impolitely, "If the Empress asked me to come to discuss my private life, then there’s nothing to talk about!

"Everyone, I’ll leave first." He turned around and left expressionlessly.

This action shocked everyone in the council hall. As Quentin walked away with his head held high, the neutral party members looked at each other before standing up, taking their things, and moving to leave.

The Privy Council was in an uproar.