Harry Potter Morning Light

Chapter 2453 Cecum Zone ([-])

"mom!"

Alice lay on the bedside of Mrs. Rushfoucau and wept loudly. People who didn't know thought she was dead.

Georgiana smelled of alcohol and felt that it would be bad to go in at this time, so she withdrew again.

There are guards everywhere in the corridors, but in this way, there are fewer guards on the city walls and gardens. There are only 150 guards in total, and they have to take shifts. Some of them have to escort Georgiana to Brussels to participate in social activities.

If it had been Josephine who had come to Belgium this time, with much more expensive jewels than Georgiana, would she have encountered a similar attack?
All in all, it may be because Georgiana has too much sympathy that others feel that there is an opportunity to take advantage of it.

How much more will she go through before she will remember the lesson?
She subconsciously touched her stomach.

Even if not everyone is a bad person, bad people also have the skills and ability to make themselves look like victims, and they are worthy of sympathy.

Marie Antoinette asked Josephine why she was lying on her bed in the Tuileries Palace. Josephine was terrified and never dared to go to the Tuileries Palace again, but she had the guts to covet Queen's jewelry.

Georgiana would never blame Josephine again, and she herself was not necessarily very clever and sensible.

It can only be said that nature is hard to change.

Marriage to a woman is like an acceptance letter to Hogwarts, which can be accepted or rejected.Acceptance represents a new life, a new future and a new identity. You are no longer who you used to be, you are a wizard/witch.

This novelty will last for a while, and soon you will find that even if you study magic in a wizarding school, you still have to deal with homework, exams, and interpersonal relationships, which are no different from Muggle schools.

What's worse is that Hogwarts is located in the deep mountains. Because of the magic protection in the school, electronic devices such as game consoles cannot be used in the school. Life is more monotonous than the Muggle world.

The little wizards suffer from emptiness and boredom, have nowhere to vent their stuffiness, and are keen on Quidditch and joke toys, but unexpectedly, some of them are already what the king dreams of. It's just that the king in the fairy tale only hopes that he has magic, and others don't. allowed.

She clearly remembered that Napoleon was dead, and what she saw now was just a phantom, a ghost, and there was a magical magic prop in the story of the Magic Flute.

She looked at her hand, it was obviously a dream, but it felt so real.

It was different from previous dreams where she could feel something was wrong.

"Maybe it's because you can escape." She heard a handsome teenager say, "Escape from things you don't want to face."

"Like your sister and parents?" Georgiana asked. "Where's Aberforth?"

The boy disappeared, just like he suddenly appeared.

A man usually minds his own affairs if they are worth minding.A person with a happy family tends to care more about his family. Who has time to care about those who have nothing to do with their lives?
Unless he feels that his own affairs are not worth meddling with, he will look for something meaningful. While escaping from "self", he will get a new pursuit goal, such as the Deathly Hallows. They no longer care how ridiculous it is to believe in fairy tales.

Pomona had done it before, she eloped and lived in seclusion in a place where there were only two of them.

This kind of happiness and happiness lasted for a while, but gradually some problems appeared.

She looked at the cursed Albus, saw him gradually unable to stand upright, and the pain he suffered, and she even felt that it was a relief that Severus helped him "fix", It's just that she still couldn't accept it when she witnessed all this happening.

People are not sculptures, they can shed tears.

Obviously when she was a child, in her dreams, she could easily cry.

Maybe it's because those tears have dried up, so they can't flow now.

"Where is that woman?" Alice suddenly yelled, "I'm going to kill her!"

Georgiana stood still. She didn't think Alice was capable of that.

But the French, once excited like a prairie fire or a tsunami wave, take revenge now, before they calm down.

"I have a use for that woman." Georgiana said indifferently, "I want to catch her gang."

Alice came out, her aura looked like a warrior.

"I want to join."

"Your father is still here." Georgiana said softly, "Take care of your mother."

"I……"

"Don't be!" Georgiana interrupted Alice. "Follow orders."

Alice was furious, but she eventually went back to her room.

The doctor also came, and while he was examining Frau Laschfoucauld, Langenhofen also appeared.

"We still need to see military doctors for the treatment of trauma. They have rich experience." He walked to Georgiana and said.

"Where's Lupe?" Georgiana asked.

"After signing the last few decrees, he will resign, and I think he will still become a sheriff, which is what the public wants." Langenhofen said. "About the new prison, where do you plan to build it? "

"I don't like the overcrowding of prisons, and those contract contractors." Georgiana said with her waist pierced. "If it weren't for a typhoid outbreak, I would not want to build a new prison."

"How about this, the new prison is built outside Brussels, let Lupe take care of it, and there is no need to issue an expulsion order." Langenhofen said.

"what?"

"If it weren't for the need to use Brussels' forests as collateral to form a bank for the promotion of industry, Lupe would have been fired after going to Paris, then expelled and not allowed to approach anywhere thirty kilometers from Brussels," Langenhofen said.

"Who did you hear?"

No one spoke.

"It's just that I promise, do you think it's useful?" Georgiana asked.

"Bentham once wanted to build a panorama prison in England, but it was rejected by Parliament. The people worried that the punishment of labor might be called 'slavery'."

Georgiana couldn't help laughing.

"In any case, slavery is prohibited in the UK itself. Even if a slave arrives in England, he will be free again unless he leaves the UK. This caused protests from the slave owners of the West Indies, who sent their slaves to England. , let the British government arrange these 'free men'."

"Nobody sent them back?" Georgiana asked.

"There are also slaves who were freed in the American War. At that time, the British promised to free the slaves if they joined their side." Langenhofen said, "Although the British lost that war, at least the warships could take them away."

"Where are they placed?"

"What I want to say is that we can find a place on the outskirts of Brussels to house those people. Not all the people who fled into the forest are good people. We can't put people like that group into the city to be our neighbors." Lang Genhofen pointed to Madame Laschfoucauld's room.

She was really not in the mood to discuss this with Langenhofen, so she turned and left.

As for where to go, she has no goal. The Egyptians say that people who are confused can get guidance in their dreams, but what if they are also confused in their dreams?
(End of this chapter)