Chapter 54 Section 3

At the beginning, Princess Sunny still kept her temper to accompany her, but she was neither sporty nor outdoor. Her favorite was to hold parties in the spacious main living room of the palace, and night after night, it was often today’s party. The party has just ended, and we are starting to prepare for tomorrow's party again.Once upon a time, the party at the von Osberg palace became famous in the Saarberg area, and everyone flocked to it. At the beginning, Prince Alpheus also restrained his temper to accompany him, and he was always there, but he couldn't stand it for a long time, and eventually he couldn't stand it anymore.

Sunny was not annoyed when her husband didn't support her, and she wasn't even annoyed when her husband came and went without a trace.What annoyed Sunny was that Alphie was always surrounded by a group of women much younger than himself, and there were constant scandals. It was only then that Sunny recalled the advice and warnings that made her ears callused before she got married. Unfortunately, it was right! There were fewer and fewer parties in the palace of Prince Von Osberg, and Princess Sunny shut herself in the room, sighing and pitying herself.Enough of sighing, enough of pity, I took the child and the servant to lift his feet, or Vienna, or Venice, or London, or Paris, wherever he wanted to go, it was all on the spur of the moment.

In this way, Sunny met Clos von Pro, 1962, London. It was at the house of a friend of Sunny's, and the two young women were discussing a little mischief at an open-air party.They hid a tiger cub under Sunny's table. Halfway through the meal, Sunny suddenly pulled out a grinning cub from under the long tablecloth, scaring all the men and women to flee in a hurry. scream. Only one person walked towards Sunny with a smile on his face.He reached out to pat the cub's neck, then looked up at the beautiful woman in front of him.That day, Sunny wore a long pink dress with pink silk flowers on her chest.

This person was the well-known "Diamond King" in London at that time, 36-year-old Clos Pro. Some people who don't like Closs von Pro said that Closs is not actually surnamed "Von" (Von, abbreviated as V·.), and his blood is not "blue".This is also right and wrong.In Germany and Austria, the "Von" in the surname represents nobility, and the so-called "Blue blood" means noble blood.If you have watched "The Sound of Music", you should remember that the last name of the actor in the film also starts with "Feng". Kloss was originally from Denmark, and was born in Copenhagen on August 11, 1926. His father is Schwand Polberg, a romantic and well-written playwright and drama critic. Daughter of Danish Minister of Justice and famous banker Franz Pro.Klose was born with his father's surname, named Klose Sicil Polberg.

Schwand and Jonah divorced when their son was 4 years old, and Kloss lived with his mother in his grandfather's house.When Kloss grew up, he heard that one of the reasons for the divorce of his parents was that his father accepted the invitation of a literary friend and insisted on going to Germany, which was never allowed in his grandfather's house. Going back five generations, the Puro family in Denmark was originally a branch of the famous German family von Prow. Later, disputes arose in the family due to the succession of titles. The ancestors of this branch, said to be two brothers, abandoned their titles and left angrily, vowing never to return to Germany in this life. .Therefore, the Puluo family hated the Germans for generations, and their descendants would not set foot on German soil unless it was absolutely necessary. This also saved them from possible suspicions and entanglements after World War II.

In the eyes of young Clos, his grandfather Frazier Pro is the most extraordinary person in the world.In fact, when it comes to seriousness, Cross has never witnessed the glory of his grandfather.Two years before his birth, the economic panic that engulfed the Continent in 1924 had wiped out Fraise Prow's entire fortune.Frazier was over half a century old at the time, and he still had a temper that refused to admit defeat, but he was different from other people who refused to admit defeat.When everyone else started again with what little money they had left, the old man used the little money to sail across the sea alone, traveling around the world, and going as far as he could.When he came back, he was penniless, and relied on his past influence and prestige in the financial world to serve as the governor of the Central Bank of Denmark (equivalent to the Federal Reserve Board of the United States). Chief Executive Officer, Chief Executive Officer).