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Roland took an opportunity to ask his parents respectively - "Have you met the Count of Monte Cristo before?"

By now she was very sure that a great hand of vengeance was covering and enveloping her family.

But she was completely kept in the dark, she didn't know the reason behind it, and she didn't know what this vengeful hand would do or how far it would go.

Baron Danglars replied: "I have never seen such a man—"

"There are only a handful of rich men like the earl in this world. Speculators and nouveau riche may be able to obtain such a huge amount of wealth in a short period of time, but it is difficult for them to know how to enjoy wealth like the earl."

"He still feasted on lampreys from Lake Fujaro and sterlets from the Volga in Paris."

This is the experience that Baron Danglars mentioned repeatedly - when the Count was entertaining guests at his villa in Auteuil, he sent people from thousands of miles to catch valuable fish from Lake Fuzzaro in Italy and the Volga River in Russia as ingredients .

When Baron Danglars was having dinner as a guest, there was a "backup" of each of these ingredients lying in the kitchen of Auteuil, and they were still alive.

"Anyone I've seen with this kind of temperament must be deeply impressed." The baron declared triumphantly, envious of it.

So Baron Danglars did not think he had ever met the Count of Monte Cristo.

Mrs. Tanglar also shook her head when she heard Roland's question, and said, "I'm pretty sure about men. I've never seen anyone like him in my life."

"Then have you met Viscount Andrea Cavalcanti before? He used to live in the south of France."

"Eugénie, what do you want to ask? How could I possibly have met Andrea before? He is so young—how older is he than you?"

Asked here, Mrs. Tanglar suddenly made a sudden move, the blood on her lips faded away, and her eyes showed infinite hesitation.

But after thinking for a while, Mrs. Tanglar immediately denied her guess: "No...it's impossible."

"I met his father that day—"

"Both their father and son appeared in Odoi's villa at the same time..."

Roland failed to get any useful information from Mrs. Tanglar, who was talking nonsense, so he could only go back to his room.

In the bedroom, she took out a piece of paper and wrote three names on it: Baron Tanglar, Madame, Andrea;

Then she drew another line, and on the other side of the line wrote three names: the Count of Monte Cristo, the Abbe Buzzoni, and Mr. Wilmore.

She drew an arrow, starting from the "Count of Monte Cristo", crossing the line in the middle, and pointing to the Baron and Madame at the same time.

This "hand of vengeance" has already fallen on the head of the Tanglar family once - but that time the earl certainly caused the greedy couple to suffer, but it also gave her a chance to save the endangered family. The disbanded Royal Opera Company.

As for that blow, the Tanglars also seemed to survive the blow "smoothly".

And after that, the earl helped her secretly more than once, although it was only a small favor, but she could feel the kindness.

So at that time Roland let go of his hanging heart for a while, and didn't continue to think about it.

but now--

She picked up the pen, started from Abbe Buzzoni, drew an arrow pointing to Andrea, and put a question mark behind Andrea's name.

Andrea... so mysterious.

He was personally recommended by the Count of Monte Cristo, and he was regarded as a "Prince" in Paris social circles, but in fact he also carried the identity of a wanted criminal.

And those things he did in private: held a meeting in a bistro in Paris, rescued a kidnapped soprano without bloodshed...leading convicts to launch a riot in Toulon.

The mystery of Andrea is not the problem. The problem is why the Count of Monte Cristo introduced this young man to the Tanglar family with great fanfare.

Tanglars and de Morcerves had always intended to marry, but now the baron gave up Albert because of Andrea.

Is Andrea really as rich as the rumors say?

Or is this planned marriage a complete scam?

Roland suddenly remembered the "forbidden love" that the producer of the plane reminded her of. When she thought of this, she immediately shuddered.

Putting Andrea aside for the time being, Roland added a new name under his name: Valentine, then added a dash, and wrote "De Villefort" next to it.

Naturally, another arrow started from "Father Buzzoni" and pointed to Valentine and the Villefort family behind her.

After drawing this dense and complicated net, Roland casually drew an equal sign between "The Count of Monte Cristo" and "Father Buzzoni", then propped his chin, and fell into deep thought.

She has always used the idea of ​​"farming" to deal with all problems in the plane.

But now it seems—these are not common contradictions in the "farming plane".

The plane producer arranged a perspective above Roland's head, and the camera was pulled from above Roland's head to the paper in front of her, so that the audience could clearly see what was written on the paper.

"Oh, I'm an experienced viewer of the plane of Monte Cristo, and it's the first time I've been substituted into the perspective of 'the avenger'. Really, I feel differently from different perspectives..."

"That's natural. The feeling of being an avenger in this plane is completely different from that of being avenged."

"I feel sorry for our Lan Lan. It feels like she is being trapped in a big net."

The one who spoke was naturally a loyal fan of Roland.

"In the final analysis, the luck of drawing characters is too bad!"

"Hey, the nonsense upstairs is talking about the truth..."

The most anxious thing is the music fans watching from outside the plane——

"I'm too anxious. When will Miss Tanglar get rid of her original family and devote herself to her singing career!"

"I didn't expect that she could perform such a wonderful performance in "The Magic Flute" last time. I love and hate it at the same time... That's the Queen of the Night in my heart!"

"That's right!"

"God, when will Roland be able to perform the entire two acts of "The Magic Flute", I love her song "My Fate is Full of Pain" so much!"

"No, I still prefer "Rage Burns Inside Me."

"Friends, don't you think these two arias have refreshed everyone's understanding of the opera "The Magic Flute"?"

"Why should the Queen of the Night bear the pain of being separated from her own children? Is it reasonable to deprive her of custody rights without the mother's consent?"

"- makes sense!"

"I used to just listen to those wonderful arias without thinking, but now I also feel that there is something wrong with the three views of this opera..."

"Extra! The peripheral store on the plane sells the live performance of "The Magic Flute" with lossless sound quality. Click 'Buy Tickets', and you can become an audience in the Royal Opera House, enter the live scene, and enjoy the opera scene where Miss Roland plays the role of 'Queen of the Night' .”

"In the 'Buy Tickets' interface, you can also choose to dress up and go to the theater in gorgeous nineteenth-century costumes."

"Click on the 'Reward' interface, and you can choose to send a gift to your favorite actor, from virtual flowers to virtual diamond rings, you can choose from various gifts."

"Click on the 'Encore' interface, you can order your favorite aria, and the performers will perform 'Encore' tracks for you live."

"..."

"Ah this..."

"I know that this is a way for the producer to make money, but I still can't help but take out the money in my pocket..."

"Miss Roland must rehearse another opera, don't let us down!"

"+1!"

In addition to the music fans, the audience who have been made a mouthful by the peripheral stores of the plane have also gradually changed their habits.

"Extra! The Plane Store has launched the same package as 'Auteuil': Lamprey from Fujaro Lake and sterlet from Volga River!"

"Strange, I used to happily order at this time-but this year, why are the lamprey and sterlet not fragrant?"

"Maybe it's because I didn't see the hard work of the contestants with my own eyes. My favorite in this season is the set meal of white asparagus and red wine stewed chicken. The starter of white asparagus and the main course of stewed chicken with red wine are as delicious as they want." , just not so cold about desserts..."

"For dessert, I like the Madeleine cake that the ladies ate in the backstage of the theater last time. The butter is enough and fragrant!"

"..."

"Broker Cat" Luna could see the comments outside the plane, but as always, she dared not tell Roland.

In addition, she didn't dare to ask Roland what she thought, for fear that she would accidentally "spoiler" like last time, be punished out of the plane, and stay away from her "players" from now on, unable to give Roland spiritual support.

The black and white flower jumped onto the desk with a "swish", squatted in front of Roland, wagged its tail and yelled "meow" twice, and said to Roland:

"Lan Lan, if you have a chance, please ask the Count of Monte Cristo to canvass for you!"

Roland suddenly opened his eyes wide.

— Canvassing?The Count of Monte Cristo?

Could it be that this character is the most popular in the plane?A character loved by everyone?

God, this is the Avenger who now hangs a hand of revenge over his head!

Roland closed his eyes, thought for a moment, then opened his eyes, and said to Luna:

"When will he really win all my respect, I'll think about it!"

The earl has dazzling wealth and extraordinary means, and even helped her a few times, but the real respect... seems to be a little short of fire.

Kitty: ...

"Lan Lan, why do I feel that your words... are very Miss Tanglar!"

Broker Mao began to worry that his "players" were too involved in the play.

"Lan Lan, for the final results of this plane, it's better to actively solicit votes when it's time to solicit votes."

Roland continued to go his own way.

"Don't worry, I'll be careful."

In addition to the situation at his own family and Andrea's, Roland has also been paying attention to the news of De Villefort's house——

Her friend Valentine is still in dire straits. While enduring the pain of the death of her relatives, she has to deal with being forced to marry someone she doesn't like, and she needs to beware of her greedy stepmother...

Unexpectedly, one day later, the bad news came.

Valentine's grandmother, the Marquise de Saint-Meran, was too shocked by her husband's death, and unfortunately also died of a stroke.

Mademoiselle de Villefort was struck again.

Roland took a trip to the Saint-Honoré district, met Valentine who was in deep grief, and also learned a bad news - even though there were so many changes, the unreasonable prosecutor still He insisted that his daughter Valentine should marry M. de Épinay as soon as possible.

After thinking about it, Roland turned to find Mr. Deschamps whom she had met once before.This gentleman works in a newspaper office and just returned from Yanina, Greece not long ago. He is a very chivalrous person.

The next day, the newspaper published a scathing column accusing the prosecutor de Villefort of disrespecting the ancestors.

"My ex-wife's parents and my daughter's grandparents are still dead, but our upright prosecutor seems determined to go his own way and marry his daughter as soon as possible at all costs."

"Let us maliciously guess how persistent Mr. de Villefort is in the matter of 'feud'. In any case, he must use a marriage to prove that his father is not the murderer who killed General de Epinay back then. .”

"Too eager, contrary to common sense and human feelings, I'm afraid it will have a counterproductive effect. People can't help but think of the real murderer behind the assassination back then. 2"

After this article appeared in the newspaper, it did not cause much response.

Not many people are interested in the prosecutor's family affairs.

However, some "big men" in the procuratorate secretly pointed out Mr. de Villefort, asking him to "act with caution" and avoid telling the truth.After all—this so-called "unselfish" prosecutor has many political opponents.

Therefore Valentine's marriage was put on hold for the time being.

M. de Villefort postponed the registration of the marriage by a month.A month later, the marriage registration ceremony will be held.

The imminent crisis was delayed by a fluke because of an article in the newspaper.

— but not resolved.

Franz readily assented, expressing that he would not be so hasty in concluding the marriage at the time of Mademoiselle Valentine's grief.

Valentine was somewhat relieved, but the grief caused by the death of her grandparents soon overwhelmed her completely...

Roland actually hoped that Valentine could take Grandpa Noirtier to Montléry again and stay in the sanatorium there for a while longer.

There, she might be able to arrange for Valentine and Franz to meet alone and have a frank talk; or she can "talk" with Grandpa Noirtier undisturbed, listening to the old man's heart real thoughts.

Unfortunately, the de Villeforts' family flatly rejected this proposal, and the prosecutor considered it "inappropriate" for Valentine to leave the house at a time of mourning.

The situation on Valentine's side was a little more stable, and Roland decided to take this opportunity to go to Montley by himself.

On the pretext of going back to school to visit her former teachers and classmates, she went back to Mont Leary to stay for a few days.

Mrs. Tanglars complained a little, but Baron Tanglars thought it was nothing - after all, Roland had an estate in Montley that needed to be taken care of.The baron felt that his daughter loves money and business, and it's not a bad thing to do as he pleases.

So Roland went to Montley and lived there for a week or so.

When she had taken care of all the business matters of the nursing home, vineyards, and plantations, she returned to Paris.The first thing Mrs. Tanglars did when she saw her was to pat her heart and say:

"My dear Eugenie, it is a good thing that you were not hastily married to the Vicomte de Morcerf."

"Albert?"

Roland felt baffled.

"What's up with him?"

"Count de Morcerf's reputation is ruined now, and our family must hurry up and get rid of them."

Madame Tanglar hastily said.

"Well, it would be great if we didn't go to their dance party a few days ago."

This……

Roland couldn't help but asked loudly: "Count de Morcerve's accident, does it have anything to do with Albert?"

Mrs. Tanglar was taken aback: ... also.

"It's true...it has nothing to do with Albert. When I did this wicked thing, Albert was probably just born."

"But this incident is too disgusting, and even if Albert had nothing to do with it, he will not be able to gain a foothold in Paris in the future-well, it would be a good idea to go overseas, or go to the army for a while. Return to Paris in ten or eight years, and the forgetful society will forget it completely."

"If he's here now, he'll be pointed down the spine as a traitor, a liar and the son of an executioner."

Roland was startled immediately: It's so serious!

Mrs. Tanglar threw her a newspaper: "You can read it yourself, the whole process is on it."

Roland finished reading all the reports, sat down immediately, picked up a brush and wrote a letter, sealed it with sealing paint, and asked someone to send it to No. 30, Champs-Elysées Avenue.

"Eugénie... are you writing to the count?"

Madame Tanglars was curious.

Roland shook his head: "No...it's for Heidi."

The report she just read is now spread out in her hand. In the report, the oriental woman wearing a veil and exuding fragrance all over her body, walking into the Noble House, and appearing in court to accuse and testify is her friend Heidi.

Roland felt that he had no choice but to ask about this matter.

The person who sent the letter went to the count of Monte Cristo, and soon brought back the reply.

Roland opened the letter paper that was also sealed with wax paint, but saw that there was a completely blank piece of white paper inside.

Roland was at a loss——

In the evening of the next day, Mrs. Tanglar took Roland to the Royal Opera House as usual.

When the carriage drove out of the Tanglar mansion on Mont Blanc Street, Roland felt a figure outside his house, vaguely in the shape of Albert.

That night, Roland saw Albert again in the Royal Opera House, and the Count of Monte Cristo - in her own spacious first-class box.

Albert held a damp and wrinkled glove in his hand, and wanted to throw it in the count's face.

The count took the glove out of Albert's hand, seeing it as a challenge to himself.

So the two decided to duel.

However, Roland was outraged:

"Gentlemen, I am obliged to ask you to separate in an orderly manner—this is, after all, a box owned by a lady."

"I am under no obligation to entertain you to challenge each other to a duel." 3