The Next Prince, Chapter 38 pg1
The Next Prince, Chapter 38 pg1
Chapter 38: Protection.
On Friday afternoon, the members of the royal family from each lineage gather at the Royal Palace, starting with Puchongpisut, Atsawathewathin, Meenakarin, and ending with Thawetmetha.
However, this time their meeting place was not a restaurant like usual, but a spacious dome where royal-descendants arranged seats for the adults to ride horses and enjoy the panoramic view in a unique setting, not a flower garden inside the main building as always.
“It's good to come out and have tea outside once in a while.” The highestranking official of the country speaks with a dry voice, as Dhipabawon's condition fluctuates between good and bad, perhaps due to his age and the burden that the scattered crumbs of power have on him, making the country's leader lack the strength he once had.
“It's the king's idea, Your Highness.” Tarin gives credit for the choice of location, while the Meenakarin family leader responds with a gracious bow, and the oldest person expresses his appreciation.
“You understand me, my lord, always.”
“Nephew just wants you, my lord, to come out and breathe some fresh air occasionally, Your Highness.” Waseen interjects, while Rachata seizes the opportunity to speak.
“What are the symptoms like?” This conversation coincided with the time when the princess in the red dress presented vacant offerings to the royal lineage.
The chilled fruit bowl was arranged in position, except for Dhipabawon's, which was replaced with a bird's nest cup. Because of his poor physical condition, he couldn't tolerate cold food.
“Great. It can be considered as treatment according to the symptoms.”
“If there is anything I can assist with, please let me know.” The city leader, who has advanced medical development, expressed gratitude to Dhipabawon as a gesture of appreciation.
“Thank you all very much... Does anyone have anything else to say?” Because the Thawetmetha family leader usually speaks little and refuses to intervene or say anything, and the other side just sits quietly and looks at each other, Emmaly, the highest-ranking member of the Emmaly family, made the decision to ask.
“I think that Uncle shouldn't take on too much work. If possible, take some time to relax. After all, health is the most important thing.”
“I agree with you, brother. Uncle, you should not overburden yourself with work.” Waseen, the eldest sibling, also joined in to help with the mixing. They wanted Dhipabawon to let go a little. As for Rachata, who saw some opportunity, he quickly interjected and smoothly presented his own demands.
Is this plan acceptable?” Now that the competition is approaching in less than a week, I think we should organize a farewell celebration.
“...”
“At least for reducing stress for the children. Strengthening relationships, and... we will find time to relax.” The family leader of Puchongpisut, spoke by highlighting the advantages for the siblings to listen attentively.
Tarin's side doesn't quite agree because he doesn't want things to get chaotic. As for Waseen, he supports Dhipabawon as the main decision-maker but doesn't see any harm in organizing the event. Ultimately, the prince who does not express any opinions, as the one with the authority, will make the decision.
“Come on, organizing a farewell party is also good. I will have someone handle it...”
“As Your Highness suggested, would you like me to assist you with the matter, Your Highness?” It is another occasion where Rachata volunteers, and Diphabowon agrees willingly.
“Very well then. Don't forget to inform the children. That should suffice.” Because he doesn't want to cause any inconvenience by being elusive, the elderly person grants permission.
Rachata bowed to receive the command before smiling and concluding with a sentence describing the atmosphere in the horse riding field as excellent.
“No need to worry, Your Highness. The children seem to get along well, and they must be delighted to have a social gathering.”
‘Getting along well’ is a subjective definition from someone who observes from afar and may not accurately reflect the actual situation.
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