Chapter 1295 Boring plot

  The last time Georgia Anna met Godan Poitwin, it was the court where the tennis court declaration was made.

  At that time, the handsome young man’s eyes were like astute wolves, looking for women who were alone in the reception hall.

  Now he has come to the Grand Trianon, his eyes have been fixed on Sophie, not even the "opportunity" he was looking for.

  Sophie never looked at him, almost hiding behind Georgiana.

  Georgiana shook her head and coughed twice, before Godan moved his gaze from Sophie to Georgianna as if she had just awakened from a dream.

   "You agree with me, madam." Godin said pitifully, as if Georgiana had done something bad to him.

   "Since you can write scripts, you must be in regular contact with those actresses. What do you think of them?" Georgiana said nonchalantly.

  Godan did not answer immediately.

"Come with me for a while, Mr. Poitvin." Georgiana led him around in the gardens of the Grand Trianon. Sophie and the other maids followed in the distance, not too far away, just enough to watch them. The behavior, and can't hear the position of speaking.

   "They live in their own fictional world." After a long time, Godin said, "I feel that they are the center of this world."

  "I have a different opinion. They actually had the courage to look down on Napoleon. I heard people say that when he was in the Papal State, the general of the defending army turned and fled as soon as he heard the sound of his hoofs."

   "You are not afraid of him either."

"That's because I didn't give him a reason to kill me. He is not a bloodthirsty martial artist. In fact, he thinks that sharp swords are always under his mind. Many people have misunderstood him. You can help the people correct this concept. That's right. That’s why I called you here."

   "If you can't give him love back, give him power, right?" Poitwin said.

"You have heard the rumors on the street. There will be no girls in my palace who use the boy's feelings to do things for themselves, but don't give back to him any affordable girl." Georgiana said with a cold face, "Sophie rejected you. , You should think that this is a chance to give you freedom and find true happiness."

   "You want me to be sensational, but you don't allow me to be emotional. Do you think this is possible?" Poitivin asked.

"Only love, no bread, the same is not long. Don’t think that after Sophie marries you, I will put you in a good position. Napoleon Bonaparte’s current achievements are based on his own ability, my husband. It’s the same person."

   "If Sophie likes the same type of person as you, don't you worry that she poses a threat to you?" Poitwin said rudely.

"I realized that you shouldn't write a script, but be a speaker." Georgiana stared at the handsome face. "Sophie is with me. I am her guardian. I will not give her to one." In the hands of a man who can speak but has no strength."

   "So if I prove my strength, you will allow me to pursue her?" Poitwin sophistry.

   "You won't stop until you reach your goal, right?"

  Gordan thought for a while, and shook his head happily, "Even if you transfer me to another province, I will find a way to come back. I want to marry her."

   "How much savings do you have?" She asked the kid who worked at the procuratorate.

   "It depends on the motivation you give me." Godin smiled and said, "Can I take a draw from the ticket?"

  Georgina looked back at Sophie, then turned to look at Godin, "I'm just such a happy maid."

   "I can introduce someone to you." Godin said slyly, "The servants who came back from exile are looking for work everywhere. You are here, they want to come in."

   "I don't want incompetent people."

  "Do you now think that I am a vain, incompetent person?" Godan asked.

  Gordan's appearance reminded her of Rohat, but he was indeed a different person from Rohat.

  "When writing the script, remember not to sing praises to him. That would be disgusting." Georgiana said.

   "I find that you have something in common with those literati, and you don't like flattery." Godan said, "The people who surround the first ruling party are mostly flattering people."

  "Have you read the theory of monarchy?"

  Godan shook his head.

  "If everyone tells the truth to you and is not afraid to offend you, then they will lack awe of you and no one will worship a grassroots. Therefore, there are enough people who tell the truth to him two or three."

  Godan fell into contemplation.

  "Go and read that book, if you are really a scholar." Giorgioanna sighed, "Knowing Caesar doesn't have to be Caesar. You can't think of Corsicans as contemporary."

   "Did your husband lose to the first ruling?" Godin asked.

"not yet."

   "Why?"

  He can give me a sense of security.

  She didn't say this sentence, because this little thief would definitely say it to Napoleon just like taking credit.

"I can't abandon a person who treats me well just because I have found a better one, just like Leon wouldn't abandon Josephine just because he became a great man. It is immoral to do so. "She said contrary to her will.

  "If you could meet earlier?" asked Godan.

   "Without such a case, the reason why we would meet is that my husband took me to Europe. If he does not take me away, I will stay in Scotland forever. This is the arrangement of fate."

  Godan frowned strangely.

   "If the Brits don't understand France's three-tier parliament, you French don't understand the relationship between Scotland, England, and Ireland." She laughed and said, "Don't leak this secret."

  At this time they came to the small house where the tea party was held last time. Napoleon did what he said. He demolished the roof and the workers were hoisting a small battleship into it.

"He likes Egypt very much." Georgiana looked at the house and said, "He was seasick when he went to Egypt by boat. Others were playing cards. He was lying on the deck and blowing hair. He looked up and saw the stars in the sky. The roof will be built into a glass roof in the future. Paris is not as dry as Cairo, and it rarely rains a few times a year."

  Godan was in a trance, "I really didn't expect him to be that kind of person."

   "Then what do you think of him?"

  Godan did not speak.

  "You can come often in the future, but you have to be careful, he is cute and jealous, don't let him have some misunderstanding."

  Godan almost laughed out loud.

  They wandered around in the garden for a while and talked about some history and humanities. Although Godin studied law, he dabbled in this, but he was limited to the content needed to make a story.

  He still needs to continue to study and study, it is too early to set foot in officialdom at such a young age.

  She did not like Lord Bonaparte's temptation to her, although the matter he gave her did require a certain standpoint.

  If the British knew that she was a Scot, I am afraid they would not be so confident and bold to maintain friendly relations with France as they are now. They may estimate that this woman of unknown origin is a London girl.

Nacissa Malfoy is a London girl. She is a Blake. She grew up in Blake’s house and married to Wales when she grew up. She felt that she could pretend to be like Sisi, just like Napoleon had to be in front of others. Pretend to be a people's hero.

  She doesn't like this kind of life wearing a mask, but the current situation is no longer the time for her to act arbitrarily.

  She missed herself who could bounce and roll on the big train bed, and Severus stood by and watched her foolishly indulgently.

  There are also Nordic dog sledding. In order to prevent her from going crazy, he gave her a drink with sad honey and watched her cry from bliss to tears.

   and Sirius became "enemies", and Severus also learned their tricks, although his goal was not to "joking."

  She also didn’t like Napoleon “tolerating” other men in her heart for the benefit of France, so that he was too much like the king of France, and she was the king of France the most annoying.

  During the Spanish Throne War, the French and Prince Eugen set fire to the houses of the Italians in order to disturb each other's plan to collect food. They ignored the lives of civilians, so that the civilians hid in the Alps in order to avoid the military disaster.

Napoleon did not do that. Although he was also involved in robbery in Pavia, only one city suffered. After hearing the rumors, other cities obediently paid for safety. Because of strict military discipline, civilians also Not implicated.

  He said that fear and interest are levers to move people's actions, but he crossed the Alps, and those soldiers might not pry out cannons trapped in the snow because of fear and interest.

  She still can’t understand the soldiers, but she understands why the Italians are asking her to be fair.

   "What an idiot." Gaston gritted her teeth when he brought the wood and the cannon.

  The clever and brilliant Bonaparte has committed a "pig" again, but this "pig" is so stubborn that people can't wait to knock him on the big head with a thick book.

  (End of this chapter)