Chapter 1939
Right this moment, she appeared to have more sense than Tremaine had ever given her credit for.
Tremaine murmured, "You''re right. Evenmoners have the right to dream."
Preslie was surprised by this.
She never expected Tremaine to praise her for her excited spiel.
This gave her courage.
Preslie looked up at Tremaine and asked, "Mr. President, are you going to break up with Yesseca?"
She was worried that Tremaine would break up with Yesseca due to public pressure.
Tremaine took in his surroundings and said, "Didn''t you just give them my answer?"
At that moment, Preslie''s mind cleared up.
She understood him!
Preslie smiled. "Sir, thank you, thank you on behalf of Yesseca!"
Tremaine looked at Sheldon and said, "Arrange for the live broadcast. I intend to make a speech to
talk to the people who oppose my being with
Yesseca. I want this to be broadcasted to all of Nashnd."
The protesters had now gathered at the gate of the presidential office.
There was a huge square at the entrance.
There was also a g pole and a small podium for speeches.
There would be a g raising ceremony held here every week which the president attended.
Tremaine was now standing behind the podium.
The moment he took his position at the podium, even without having to say a word, everyone in the
crowd quietened down until there wasplete silence.
It was as though the man on the podium was god himself about to speak.
Once Tremaine had taken the stage, the whole quiet went silent.
Qiana, who was in the crowd, stared at Tremaine, her eyes fixed on him.
The man on the stage looked young and handsome, but he also had a powerful aura about him
which made people kneel and submit to his word.
He was an outstanding man.
Qiana''s eyes began to glimmer.
If only this man was hers, how wonderful it would be!
Even if it were only in her dreams, she would wake upughing happily.
Matthew and Selina rushed over to the gates of the presidential office.
Spotting Tremaine on the stage, Matthew immediately said to Selina, "Sweetie, Tremaine is about
to make his speech. Let''s wait and see."
Selina however, was very impatient.
She said, "What are we waiting for? Tremaine is going to make a statement about abandoning
Yesseca! I can''t allow Yesseca to be broken up with. Even if there was any breaking up, there
should be Yesseca doing it."
Matthew was quiet.
He sighed to himself.
Women were very emotional creatures.
Selina was actually a very intelligent woman, but whenever she got emotional, all of her intelligence
would disappear and her IQ would drop to zero.
Matthew looked at Selina. "How do you know that Tremaine is actually going to say that? Maybe he
just wants to calm all these people down."
Selina snorted.
Well, she''d never had a good impression of Tremaine.
She would always worry about the worst case scenario.
Matthew continued, "Let''s just wait and see. Let''s see what Tremaine is about to say."
Selina restrained herself but still said with hatred in her voice, "If Tremaine dares to abandon
Yesseca, I guarantee you I will be an enemy of his for the rest of my life!"
On stage, Tremaine began to speak.
His voice rang out clearly to everyone in the square and was broadcast out on every television and
radio in the country.
"Everyone, I know why you havee here. It is because you are opposed to my marriage with a
woman. Well, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce her to all of Nashnd."
"Her name is Yesseca. She''s an ordinary girl from an ordinary family. She is amoner and I love
her very much. I also intend to marry her."
As soon as Tremaine said this, the crowd began to roar out angrily.
They were already opposed to the fact that he wanted to marry Yesseca, who was amoner. But
now that he had publicly announced this to everyone, they became even more upset at him!
"Please be quiet." His deep and majestic voice resounded throughout the audience.
Tremaine was very bold. Although his speech had caused a hugemotion, he was still able to
control the crowd with ease. All of the restless people became quiet once again.
Tremaine continued, "I had recently heard this from someone. She asked me, don''tmoners
have dreams too? I think they do. So I want to ask this to you as well, aremoners unworthy of
having dreams forthemselves?"
"I believe everyone present, whether you''re in front of the TV, on the Inte or in front of the radio,
all of you consider yourselvesmoners. You are just the same as the woman I love. You are all
common people of the earth. But that doesn''t mean that she, nor any of you, are denied the right to
dream or the freedom to choose their partner in life."
Below the stage, Matthew''s eyes shed appreciatively.
Tremaine had spoken well.
With just a few words, he had put Yesseca and all these people in the same position.Content is property ? N?velDrama.Org.
Matthew predicted that Tremaine''s words would make many ordinary women in the northern
kingdom develop feelings for him and put themselves in Yesseca''s ce. They might even go from
opposing the marriage to supporting it.
Tremaine''s voice continued to ring out, "Before I became the president, I promised everyone that
when I became president, I would make Nashnd a ssless society. Everyone will be equal and
civilians won''t be bullied just because they don''t have any power. Likewise, superiors can''t take
advantage of their power to do whatever they want. My derations back then brought out a lot of
cheers from people."
"And I firmly believe that it was my derations which brought so many people out to vote for me.
Since I''ve be president, I have been doing my absolute best to fulfill my promises, including
my marriage. I do not wish to be like our previous president who had to choose among several
powerful women to marry. Everyone is equal in my eyes. Which means that my spouse could be a
high-ranking princess, but she could also be the daughter of a peddler! She could be an ordinary
person from the people! Because, as long as I love her, even though she is amoner, she will be
the most precious person in my eyes! She will glow brilliantly like a princess!"
"However, it appears that you all seem to oppose my choice. You, my people, oppose my choice for
a partner. That hurts me, because it''s obvious that all of you think lowly of yourselves. You believe
that amoner doesn''t deserve to marry the president. I''m telling all of you right now that you are
all wrong. There is now in this world that says that the daughter of ? ________
? s amoner cannot
marry the president!"