Harry Potter Morning Light

If men in rural areas are not greedy for life in the city and leave women, the elderly, and children in the countryside, then Georgiana will not come up with such a bad idea. Men will only do things according to their own ideas when they become willful, completely ignoring the feelings of others.

Georgiana looked at the latest collection on the wall of the Louvre, "Girl with a Pearl Earring" from the Netherlands. She said that she could just ask for a copy, but Augereau sent the original. The French have always been criticized for their usurpation of the occupied territories. Perhaps this time the heavy-drawn horse was borrowed because of this painting.

Regarding the Belgian issue, she will often deal with the Dutch in the future. If she really brings the Venetians into the court, how will she get along with the Dutch?

There is a Holland Park in England. Although France currently occupies the Netherlands, whether their hearts are towards France is another question.

Like a failed political marriage, where the hearts of both husband and wife are not in each other, such a marriage has no real value other than children.

For unmarried girls, the wedding ceremony is the finale, and the prince and princess live happily ever after.

But for married women, the wedding ceremony is just the beginning. Just now, Georgiana told Carnot that she would do better than Josephine. In the end, she also had a heart of "competing for favor". What could be worse than this? of.

She had a husband who loved her very much. He spent all his time with her and needed her to drive him out to work.

Now she was turned into "the emperor's harem" by an illusory dream.

Compared with Lily who sacrificed herself for her child, Josephine who made her child sacrifice for herself was much easier to deal with.

She can actually choose a simpler life. Compared with dealing with politics, it is more difficult for her to deal with emotional issues. Severus is too difficult for her, not to mention that she does not want to face the world. Saying that Lily is the one he really loves, if she tells those people that she is the one he loves, others will only regard her as a fool who pretends to be passionate.

Harry had justified his name for Severus, and he was kind enough to expose Severus' privacy.

First love is inherently pure, how can a woman covered in mud like her compare to Lily? She's actually a good match for the scum of hell.

I compare my eyes to a painter, and draw your portrait on my heart.

My body is the mirror frame inlaid with your delicate face.

When Georgiana saw "Girl with a Pearl Earring" for the first time, she kept wondering what the girl was thinking when she looked at the painter?

So she disguised herself as a girl, and let the robber who liked to stare at the Mona Lisa look at herself. Although he couldn't paint a portrait, he could use his eyes as a painter.

He doesn't have enough comprehension ability in this area and needs her to point him out, but he has finally realized her romantic way.

They only have each other in their eyes, like people in love, but they are not real lovers. This is what she perceives through Leon's eyes, the relationship between "Girl with a Pearl Earring" and the painter.

The ambiguous period is the most wonderful moment in love, which may only be comparable to first love.

She recalled the scars on their bodies when she bathed them with water.

The location of their injuries is different, and their body shapes are also much different, she can't make a mistake.

She will not forget her old husband like a Polish woman, let alone let a British man beg her to sacrifice for the country.

But the Polish woman was only 18 at the time, what could a little girl expect from her?

At least she had brought him some sons, and those children had grown up pretty well, better than both she and Josephine being barren.

Some land is not naturally used to grow food, and the seeds will not germinate even if they are sown.

She can see through the saline-alkali land, how can those farmers who have reclaimed land and still have little harvest be able to see through it?

"Miss." Sophie came over with a letter.

She suddenly didn't want to pick it up.

But she seemed to have told him that he could place his nostalgia on her in the future, so she took the letter.

She thought he was going to write something hot:

I really want to hear the reply from the King of England before September 30th. Conde Athos bought 60 assassins in Paris. I have already arrested them. Brune and Sies will come to see you tomorrow. Our current enemy is Paul. Royalist, since you don't want to sleep in Josephine's bedroom, you can sleep in mine, don't make any troubles.

"Aha, is this warning me not to engage in privileges?" Georgiana laughed angrily.

But she soon calmed down. If the British continued to keep Conde Athos, it would be a troublesome matter.

As a commoner, she didn't understand why the King of England funded Prince Bourbon. Is a person's blood so important? Muggles are not like pure-blood nobles, there may be some kind of power inheritance, and the European royal family was also infected with a blood curse because of Queen Victoria.

After thinking about it, she only had the right of succession, because all the kings of the marriage had the right of succession to other countries. When other countries, such as the Spanish Habsburg family, became extinct, they could use the descendants of the Bourbon royal family to inherit the throne.

Napoleon did not have this kind of relationship. He was a "civilian", and his desire to join the "club" could not be solved by controlling real power.

Class barriers cannot be felt until they are encountered. Napoleon pushed the Prince of Wales so hard, and the "pen pal" relationship they finally established is likely to break down. Anyway, as long as the British don't subsidize the royalists, let them stay in the UK and find jobs for their livelihood like ordinary civilians. They don't have time to think about rebellion, and they don't need to be deported.

The British are very good at "compromising", but they can't "be patient". It is impossible for the Corsicans to be so tough.

"Miss, do you want to reply?" Sophie asked.

"Of course I will." She put the letter away, "but I have to think about how to reply."

"The First Consul said that you can work in the library of the Louvre, but it is not convenient for you to be in the living room of the Tuileries Palace."

She sneered, it really wasn't that easy to stay in the Tuileries Palace.

"My bedroom is arranged in the library, I like the feeling of sleeping in heaven." She said to Sophie.

"Also, he asked Godan to tell you that he loves you." Sophie said with a blushing face.

Georgiana froze for a moment, then asked, "Is this letter from Godin?"

Sophie nodded.

"Did Godin say 'I love you' to you?" Georgiana asked.

Sophie looked like she was about to cry, her eyes were watery.

"This kid is really good at it." Georgiana couldn't help admiring, as expected, she was a master at writing scripts and flirting, and her methods were really sophisticated.

"You didn't give him any response?" Sophie said pitifully.

"I will not respond to the courtship of all boys, and you are the same. You gave Godan a chance, and he shouldn't expect more." She said coldly, "In the future, when Godan comes, let Matilda or Meng Madame Desquieu received him."

Sophie looked like she had something to say.

"You can't sleep with him unless he proposes to you," Georgiana said. "I don't care what your parents say, that's who I am."

"You yourself are not..."

"Gordan is not suitable for marriage at the moment. You have to think about your future husband, whether he would mind your past." Georgiana interrupted Sophie's nonsense.

This is what happens when you don't lead by example.

"My life has been ruined, yours hasn't, be careful when making decisions and don't be so emotional."

"How do you respond to the First Consul?" Sophie asked rebelliously.

"That sentence is not what he said!" Georgiana replied forcefully.

"You think Godin made this up?"

"if not?"

Sophie walked away angrily, as if she was an unreasonable person.

Bonaparte had once said that he loved her, but at that time it was impossible to believe what a man said.

She smiled bitterly, looked at the girl with the pearl earring again, and suddenly felt that she was very pitiful.

She was really moved, but the painter was not. I really don't know how she will end up.

All painters become famous after they die, and very few become famous while they are alive. It is very painful to follow him to live that kind of poor life.

A hard life will make the girl lose her beautiful face very quickly, like a yellowed pearl. Will the painter still love her at that time?

"I will keep you well." She swore to the girl in the painting, and then walked towards the library.