But this time, Harrison's perspective on the matter had undergone a complete transformation compared to before.

He came to understand one thing—what he truly needed to care about now was no longer the future of the Rothschild family, but his own future.

As he grew older and remained unwilling to pass the position of family head to his sons, it was inevitable that discontent would arise among them. In the future, it was possible that one of his sons might attempt to overthrow or sideline him. Therefore, he decided to first extend goodwill to the collateral branches of the family, offering up a portion of the family's benefits in exchange for their absolute support, ensuring a safer future for himself.

At this thought, he stood up amidst the crowd's applause, full of vigor, and said, "From today, remember that as long as you remain steadfastly united with us, we will never let you suffer losses or endure humiliation, because we are family!"

The thunderous applause, like a wave o