Grasp the farming script in the famous book

"Miledie, the queen ordered me to take one of the jewels she had worn, and send it to Madame de Chevreuse, a ring, a necklace, or a bracelet."

Mrs. Bonacio asked Roland.

"Constance, why are you asking me about this?" Roland asked curiously.She vaguely felt that the attitude of this young female officer was a bit unusual.

Constance began to tremble, and gradually shivered into a ball: "Mileddy... I'm a little afraid, I'm a little afraid of this matter...it won't end well."

"Besides... Besides, when using the queen's jewelry, you must use the seal of the chief female officer."

Roland concentrated on it. When she heard "rings, necklaces, or bracelets", she immediately thought of something, so she asked Mrs. Bonacio what she saw in Mrs. de Chevreuse's place.

"I heard the attendants waiting outside the madam's mansion seem to be speaking English to each other..."

As Constance spoke, her face turned pale and her voice trembled.

"Go and get one! Remember to ask for the one you don't use often."

At this point, Roland knew for sure that Madame de Chevreuse invited the queen to her home, and must have arranged for the queen to meet the Duke of Buckingham.

Constance heard Roland say this, as if she had a backbone.She immediately went to the queen's jewelry box to rummage for a while, and finally found a small pink wooden box with the queen's initials inlaid with gold thread on it.

"This is a diamond pendant given to Her Majesty the Queen by His Majesty on Holy Name Day. Indeed...it is not commonly used."

Roland nodded and said to Mrs. Bonacio: "Constance, go drink some water first, and then take this pendant to see the queen. By the way, you will see the queen and Madame de Chevreuse , needless to mention ever asking me."

Constance smiled at Roland and turned around.

Roland lowered his head and opened the small wooden box.

Inside the wooden box was a blue sash knot, from which hung twelve brilliant diamond pendants.

Roland stared at the twelve diamond pendants, meditating intently.

The queen is indeed a woman whose mind is bound by loneliness - such a woman is usually easier to deceive.

Footsteps sounded behind her, and Madame Bonacio hurried out, calling in a low voice, "Miletty?"

Roland had already turned around, closed the lid of the wooden box, and handed it to Mrs. Bonacio, "Take it, and accompany the queen back to the palace as soon as possible."

The young girl quickly agreed, and trotted all the way with the box in her hand, and hurried out of the palace to Madame de Chevreuse.

Not long after, the queen came back, her complexion was very good, and there was a blush between her brows.She appeared to be in high spirits and more talkative than ever.In the palace, after all the female officials accompanied her for dinner, she still couldn't stop talking.

"Countess de Raphael, I have recruited you from the fief to Amiens for no reason. Will your husband be dissatisfied by this?"

Anna asked Roland with a smile, her eyes sparkled like diamonds.It is obvious that today's meeting at Madame de Chevreuse's house made her feel the nourishment of love.Anna's happy mood made her imagine everyone in the world as happy people nourished in love.

Unexpectedly, Roland responded lightly.

"He won't. He wasn't on his estate when I received your summons."

Anna was taken aback, and hurriedly dismissed all the other ladies around her, leaving Roland alone, and asked softly, "Dear Countess, between you and the Count de Raphael..."

"Because something terrible happened and he abandoned me."

Roland selectively confessed some "cruel" facts.

The queen of France is very soft-hearted, she had already guessed a little or two, but when she heard Roland say that, all the shyness and joy were swept away from her face.Anna's eyes suddenly filled with sympathy and tears.

"So, so..."

Ana just repeated the word incoherently.

It turned out that the fate of these two women turned out to be the same.Empty has an admirable status and title, but is abandoned or ignored by her husband.They are like birds raised in pure gold cages, only in a small world, they can force themselves to make decisions.

Anna apologized to Roland: "I'm sorry, I only care about my own feelings... I shouldn't bring up these things..."

Unexpectedly, Roland shook his head: "No, no, I don't feel sad at all when I mention this to you, it's just a little embarrassing..."

"Count de Raphael's 'abandonment', on the contrary, gave me the opportunity to manage the territory by myself. The happiness I got in the territory is far greater than the 'sadness' of losing the count."

The expression on Roland's face also proved this point, and his strength deduced what it meant to be "I can have fun secretly when my husband runs away".

Anna was stunned: She never thought that a woman who suffered the same fate as herself could live such a happy life.

Roland: Of course, how can building a relationship be as fun as falling in love?

In fact, she really wanted to remind Anna: the man who made you happy today is actually a "favorite" who relies on his beauty to get ahead.When he wants to play politics after he succeeds in power, women and love may not be his first consideration.

But when the words came to his mouth, Roland held back all these and told Anna the whole process of her construction on the territory.

Anna listened with great interest.

She was born with a golden spoon in her mouth, and the only two she is familiar with are the court and the monastery.

She knows nothing about the life of ordinary people in this land in this era, and she doesn't know how to change it.Therefore, what Roland said was completely unheard of for the Queen of France.

Anna imagined that if she also owned such a small territory and could decide for herself—with the blessing of the great God, she should be no worse than Roland.

"No wonder you accepted the position of Chief Lady and didn't want to make a big splash."

Anna thought about it for a long time, and suddenly said this sentence.

"So I didn't want your husband to know, lest he ruin your happiness!"

Roland couldn't help but want to give the queen a thumbs-up: Although this queen is innocent, she has a clear mind and a quick mind, and she is not stupid-if someone dares to play the queen as a fool, this calculation may be wrong up.

So the two talked in the living room of the Queen's bedroom, and they talked until late at night.

Madame de Chevreuse was fully expecting that the queen would savor tonight the love which she experienced when she met the Duke of Buckingham.

Who knew that the queen spent the whole night chatting with people about planting herbs, weaving clothes, building houses and repairing roads.

When both the queen and Roland felt sleepy, Roland finally got up to leave, and left some words she hadn't said to the queen to recollect.

The next day, accompanied by Roland, the queen went to Amiens with great interest, visited the churches and monasteries in the city, visited the market and shops, looked for land near the palace, and planned to order people to plant some food. In addition to meeting the expenses of the palace every year, it can be donated to the monastery or the poorhouse.

Roland: Farming is addictive, and whoever tries it will know.

While the queen was wandering around the world accompanied by Roland, Katie received an invitation—it was from Mrs. de Chevreuse.

Roland judged early in the morning that she would find a chance to meet him face to face, so she agreed first before telling Anna about it.

Ana is trying to keep herself "busy" with various wealth-generating activities.Besides, Anna had a deep relationship with Madame de Chevreuse, and she was also happy to see her two chief ladies get along in harmony.

So Anna agreed casually and let Roland go by himself.

Roland took her "broker cat" Luna with her when she went.One person and one cat got off the car in front of a building that was more exquisite than the royal palace, and the concierge welcomed them into a small octagonal hall, where they hung out for about an hour.

Such an octagonal hall is usually used for waiting.It seems that Mrs. de Chevreuse did not regard her as an equal "opponent" at all, but followed the feudal hierarchy in this plane, and regarded her, the Countess, as one level lower than herself. Waiting for someone to see.

Roland: I'm chatting with Luna anyway, it's not boring at all.

Luna: Meow meow meow meow...

Finally, Mrs. de Chevreuse's "conscience" found out and invited Roland to come out of the octagonal hall and enter her small living room.

Roland hugged the cat, and when he entered slowly, a man in black was sitting in front of a harpsichord with his back to her, playing music smoothly.

On the sofa next to the piano, sat a beautiful lady.She didn't seem to notice Roland coming in at all, but rested on her hands, listening to the man's performance with all her attention.

For the person in front of you, the performer concentrates on playing, and the listener concentrates on listening.Coupled with the extravagant decoration of the small living room, this scene is like a delicate classical oil painting.

Roland commented two words in his heart: posing!

After the song was finally over, the man's fingers left the keys, and the lady on the sofa seemed to be startled by Roland's existence at this moment.

She gave a soft "Hey" and spoke softly, coquettishly to the man in black who was sitting on the piano bench and turned around: "Alamis, why don't you leave for a while today, I want to see this guest .”

Aramis?

When Roland heard the name of one of the three musketeers, he couldn't help being shocked.

When Aramis passed Roland, he bowed very politely.Roland nodded reservedly. In fact, he really wanted to ask the other party if Athos also came to Amiens.

After the sound of footsteps disappeared from the marble floor, Roland turned his gaze to the woman on the sofa.

Madame de Chevreuse.

In France in the seventeenth century, if there was a woman who could always be at the center of the storm and the origin of all intrigues, then this lady would do her part.

The woman on the sofa slowly raised her head.

Roland felt that her gaze was a bit like a businessman showing off his goods.

The woman said, "Alamis, you saw it just now!"

"I really envy you!"

Roland: ...?

How could she be able to join Aramis and be called "you"?

"Everyone has a name and surname, unlike me. In this plane, there should be no more marginal characters than me, right?"

This rich, powerful and powerful "player" who has great influence on Queen Anna of France feels that he is just a "marginal figure".

Roland smiled and simply admitted.

"Yes, even my villain is more famous than you."

"However, everyone is their own protagonist. Why does Madam care so much about what role she gets?"

The author has something to say: ①The description of the diamond pendant is quoted from Chapter 12 of the original work