Harry Potter Morning Light

August 15th is Napoleon Bonaparte's birthday.

Although Leoncourt left, his family was left by Georgiana's side, which was Napoleon's usual style.

Mrs. Leoncourt and Alice didn't know that they had become hostages, and they were still telling her the news "outside" wanted them to bring.

The generals were scrambling to hold a celebration for Napoleon. They had received definite news that they were about to send troops to the colonies.

In fact, Napoleon has not returned to the Grand Trianon Palace for several days. He has been in Malmaison these days, which is usually where he deploys his military plans.

The "outside" men think that Napoleon can no longer continue to bring the precious metals from the occupied territories to France, and Spain brought a large amount of silver from the Americas back to Europe, causing inflation, making silver coins very worthless, and causing credit problems . It is also very unpopular for the people in the occupied territories. As long as Georgiana tries to convince him of this, the men outside will take care of other things.

His Excellency Bonaparte seems to have planned to use the Grand Trianon Palace as the harem of the Sultan. Except for the manual work that must be done by men, women are used in all places where women can be used. This has led to a surge in the number of maids in the palace. Even The women who came in and out of her place were also ministers' wives.

If she allows him to carry out this set up to his heart's content, she will immediately jump off the bell tower of Notre Dame Cathedral. How could a woman be free to participate in what Mrs. Leoncourt said just now.

Maybe it was because her expression was too obvious, Alice immediately started to talk about the loan. After Lance dealt with the process and the contract, he handed it over to his sister to take care of it, and he went to the staff department to deal with the logistics team. , the luggage naturally must be mixed with the transport team.

In addition to the Bonnefort Transport Company engaged in carriage transport, the Shannon Transport Company on the Saone also wanted to come in to share a share of the army's luggage. They were backed by Napoleon's brother-in-law, Charles Leclerc stationed on the Rhine. Joseph's wife Molly also often came to the Grand Trianon Palace, bringing Joseph's daughters.

Jasmine was able to give birth, but the problem was that she would give birth to daughters. Joseph was handsome, and the daughters were also good-looking, but even if Napoleon gave him the inheritance rights, who would Joseph give the inheritance rights to?

Jasmine affectionately called Napoleon’s Italian name in Italian, which suddenly reduced a lot of taboos. It’s not surprising that relatives call their Christian names, but Napoleon’s Christian name can’t be called casually. Her trick is better than Napoleon’s younger sisters. Not sure what to call him smarter.

The three of them have been Frenchized, and they are so "honest" at present that they haven't introduced other women to him because they have a serious problem with Josephine. When Josephine falls, they will introduce women to Napoleon for their own benefit I don't care if Georgiana weeps or not.

Josephine's religious ceremonies had to be finalized, and she had to convince Archbishop Caprara to officiate the Catholic wedding for the two of them.

There will always be younger and better ones, and if Bonaparte really divorces for Georgiana, then one day he will divorce Georgiana for a better object, such as a Habsburg princess who can give him a son of noble blood.

There are not many good things left in the scum of hell, but the old love must be guarded, but the old love is easy to rekindle. In the past, she could use her identity as a wife to suspect and accuse Severus of obsessing over Lily, but what identity should she use now?

Georgiana was very angry, but still kept her sense. What right did she have to be angry? He was Josephine's husband.

He also wears a wedding ring, engraved with the words "fate" in French.

The dream was absurdly complete!

The little girl can laugh and laugh and eat high-end chocolates shipped from Germany, but she and Mrs. Leon Kuhl, an old woman, have to manage money. They are the same women but have different lives.

Josephine is more relaxed, she only needs to be happy to prepare for her daughter's wedding, and she will arrange the wedding of Hortense and Louis according to the pomp of royal weddings in various European countries.

Buying a wedding dress from Lyon is a must. It takes a month to make this wedding dress. It is extremely luxurious and can blind the eyes of all onlookers.

It's just that the newlyweds who are about to get married are not happy, and they all have their own lovers in their hearts.

It is the ending of a fairy tale that the prince marries the princess and lives happily ever after. This is the case in France without a constitutional monarchy, and the British court with a constitutional monarchy has more shackles, and marrying the royal family is not happy at all.

Who is responsible for the unhappiness of the two children? It's not Josephine, if she doesn't fool around with the little prodigal son, she won't need to sacrifice her daughter's freedom of marriage.

Josephine is the kind of woman who chooses to be "happy". Her world is only parties and socializing. She doesn't need to worry about how the money will come and how to earn it. Anyway, no matter how much she owes, Napoleon Bonaparte will definitely pay it back for her. .

Georgiana felt that fate was unfair to her, and she wanted to explore the forest more than to be the "flower of the court" in this gorgeous palace.

"Miss."

Just when she was dazed, Sophie came in with a letter in her hand.

She almost took it by snatching it.

There was no writing on the envelope, and it was sealed with wax paint, which looked very much like a Hogwarts acceptance letter.

However, after opening the envelope, she discovered that it was a call letter from a scholar named James Stuart Mill.

She was a total stranger to the man, but he was English and it seemed she should entertain him.

"Take him to the Malachite Room," Georgiana said to Sophie.

Sophie bowed her knees and stepped back.

"Who's here?" Joseph's wife Jasmine asked with a smile.

"A fellow from England."

"Then let's go." Jasmine stood up, it seemed that she was going to meet that guest with Georgiana.

This is it, this feeling of being watched.

Georgiana gritted her teeth, but said nothing, and left the concert hall without music with the silk merchant's daughter.

None of them spoke during the journey, at least she still has the right to see male guests, unlike the women in the Eastern Harem who can only see the male master or the emperor.

After coming to the Malachite Hall, a man wearing a cotton black coat was admiring the cultural relics that Napoleon brought from Egypt. The upper-class London princes who came last time were all wearing silk. It seems that this "scholar" is really just a scholar.

"Mr. Mill." Sophie said from the side.

James Stuart Mill turned his gaze to the door.

He didn't look like Severus at all.

And his eyes weren't as dull as Severus's, and he obviously didn't fake it after drinking Polyjuice Potion, so she didn't have much interest in observing Mr. Mill.

"Good afternoon," Georgiana said in English.

"Good afternoon." Mill also said in English, and Sophie and Joseph's wife exchanged glances.

"Sit down, Mr. Mill," she said awkwardly.

"No, thank you for your kindness. Before leaving, the councilor told me that the first French ruler doesn't like men staying in his house for too long, so I'll leave after I finish speaking." According to the previous article, there is no need to open a special trade certificate to exchange British sugar for French silk and wine, as long as you complete this matter, you will be the Countess of Aberdeen."

Her mind began to flash back.

Aberdeen is a port in Scotland and mainly produces granite. The London Parliament Building and Waterloo Bridge are both built with granite produced in Aberdeen, so Aberdeen is also called the City of Granite.

Napoleon once said granite clouds, but she sealed her mouth with a kiss. This is not the point, the point is that Aberdeen has an earl.

Old William Pitt was the actual leader of the United Kingdom in the Seven Years War. He served as the Minister of War, served as the Prime Minister of the Cabinet, and was named the Earl of Aberdeen by the King of England.

His son is the British Prime Minister William Pitt who resigned not long ago and was replaced by Henry Addington. His father's title will be inherited by his son. The old William Pitt is dead. William Pitt.

There are many ways to obtain the title of countess, which can be canonized by the king, but the most simple and direct way is to marry the earl.

"I heard that the Earl of Aberdeen has a great sense of humor." Georgiana said with a smile.

"It seems that you have received my message." James Stuart Mill bowed to Georgiana. "There is my contact address in the letter, so I won't bother you."

After speaking, he left directly.

Georgiana watched his back with a smile and shook her head. She almost forgot what "British humor" felt like.

This absurd dream is finally a bit interesting and worth looking forward to.

"What did he just say?" French Molly asked Georgiana.

"Marriage proposal." She said with a malicious smile, and both Jasmine and Sophie opened their eyes wide.

"Countess of Aberdeen, thank goodness he figured it out." Georgiana said in English with a smile, and went back to the tea party with the women.

It is said that Pitt Jr. was the youngest prime minister in British history when he was only 24 years old, but that was twenty years ago.

Just thinking about what the aristocratic oligarchs in Venice had done made her lose interest in the "old guy".

Young men are really much more interesting than them, but unfortunately they are often poor when they are young, and marriage needs bread.

No matter how much you fall in love, you still have to weigh in the face of practical problems. Sometimes Eros is just so helpless.