Feeling the coldness in Jerome Bonaparte's gaze, Achille Fuld bowed his head again.
At this moment, he couldn't help but feel a bit regretful for why he had to smartly add that sentence just now.
Anyone with a bit of intelligence would understand that Achille Fuld's sentence, "I fear many in the Bank of France won't understand your well-intentioned motives," had the implication of excluding dissenters.
After all, whether the board of the Bank of France agrees with Jerome Bonaparte's policy depends on the number of people in favor and against.
Currently, Jerome Bonaparte's policy has not been officially launched, and the Bank of France has not yet voted on Jerome Bonaparte.
How could Achille Fuld know that the people on the board are not aligned with Jerome Bonaparte?
He merely wants to use Jerome Bonaparte's hand to "invite" some of the board members out of the Bank of France, thus expanding his influence there.
