Solovyov in Tsarist Russia 1796

Louise still felt tired after taking a bath, and she couldn't curl up in Solovyov's arms when she fell asleep.

Based on past experience, either she is petite or taller. Even if she is like Maria, she has a bigger butt, but her figure is still relatively slender, and she can be hugged completely.

Louise's words were a bit forced, but she was also sleeping deeply.

Solovyov was interested in watching her sleeping soundly, like an oil painting by Giorgione and Titian, except that her breasts were very full and pressed tightly against his body.

Let's wait until we get up in the morning. There's no need to worry now. After all, Louise's confidants will be there in the arranged accommodation, so there won't be any big problems.

When Louise got up in the morning, she also noticed that Solovyov was missing. As for herself.

Thinking about what she had done at night, and the excitement, made her blush a little.

After all, in the past she only catered to her husband, but her faith and love for her children may be much more important than piety. In addition, the father of King FW III was also her father-in-law FW II. The atmosphere in the Prussian court at that time was luxurious and corrupt, which made her very uncomfortable.

However, she can be considered as this choice now, but she is willing to do so.

But it originated from a misunderstanding, but Solovyov took good care of her when he was with her, which made her feel a lot better.

When she sat up, she smelled the aroma, as if someone was cooking.

In order to prevent some "uninvited guests" from accidentally coming in, Louise now also put on a bathrobe.

But she also had more things on her mind. The owner of this hotel always respected his customers and would only come in at specific times and with permission.

Solovyov got up in the morning and went to the kitchen.

He asked to bring the ingredients to cook it himself, which was also a strange request, but the boss agreed.

After all, the gentleman was dressed very decently, and although the lady did not look like a noble, she was probably a very wealthy lady.

This seems to be a couple, or so the boss thinks.

But it is indeed relatively rare to make breakfast by yourself.

"When I was serving in the army, sir, I often made omelettes by myself. It's just a pity that after the war, the original regiments were disbanded, and I just went back to the manor with my 'wife'. This time Coming to Breslau is also a trip to treat her. I will go to Hungary again in a while, and she will go back home. "

"Yes, there have been a lot of couples like this recently. His Majesty the King's army was disbanded by the French! It's just that your accent sounds like an Austrian."

"Yes, I am from Austria. Emperor Franz's place is not too easy, but it is better than here. If Silesia is stripped away like Danzig, there will be nothing left in Prussia. "

"That's true, but our impression of the Austrians is not very good. They want us to convert to Catholicism when they come here, but that is all in the past."

"I think faith is still a small issue. If civilians can no longer survive, and a country does not have strong military and police, it will probably be over soon."

Even with this condition, it will be over soon.

"Yes. It's just that you have to cook for your wife, which is really rare."

"You can give it a try, it tastes good."

The boss actually tried a small piece of fried steak and gave it a thumbs up.

"It tastes good, but the heat is a bit old."

"That's because of my wife's health problem. The meat needs to be cooked more. I won't bother you anymore. I'll bring breakfast over right away. Louise can't wait any longer."

This name is relatively common. Before Louise married and came to Prussia, it was a popular name and no one would be suspicious.

What's more, according to the combination of names, she is Louise's sister, and she also has this combination in her name.

When he brought breakfast in, he also looked at Louise standing on the carpet barefoot, wrapped in a bathrobe, her brown hair a little messy.

"You wake up, Louise. I went to make breakfast. The boss here also prepared some sausages. As for the pickles, I still want some fresh vegetables. You can try this steak and omelette."

"You still cook for yourself?"

"For soldiers who are away from home, I often serve as an adjutant. This is also a necessary skill."

Louise seemed to have a good appetite, which matched her plump figure, but she was only wrapped in a bathrobe like this, with her fair thighs exposed, and she looked very attractive.

If she hadn't known that she often suffered from chest tightness in the past, her physical condition would actually be much better than those delicate ladies.

"That's really good. Do you know how to cook at home?"

"Since there are servants, I will only go there a few times. If I don't give them something to do,"

Think about the servants at home, complaining that the master pays them instead of working, and even takes their jobs. This is very funny.

"You are really interesting. When you go out with Frederick, his behavior will sometimes be exposed, but you are better in this regard."

"Maybe it's because I come from a 'profiteer family'. My grandfather was made a baron when he was young, so he became a registered noble with a title."

"I see."

"But let's not let anyone else hear us, Louise."

"You will stay here with me for a few more days. When Clausewitz returns from Breslau, we will return to Baron Richthofen's estate."

"It must be done in advance. Karl is a thoughtful person. I don't want too many people to know about you and me. It's okay if the people around you know it. They can keep it secret for you, but what about the long time?"

"It won't be a problem, Mick. They are all loyal and reliable, and I used to go out with my brother Karl."

Louise is very fond of Karl, the son left by her stepmother. This brother served in Prussia and had always been by her side. He recently served in the army.

"Karl is also 25 years old. When I was your age, I remember that Poland and France were at war."

"Yes, the war at that time was also very difficult, but now everything is good, and peace is still the best."

"Even if you live a hard life?"

"Your hard life is not the same as the hard life of serfs."

"Frederick thought about serfs, but it seems that there will be no serious failures and no changes."

"Don't think about it for now. You will take a bath later. Do you want me to apply olive oil for you?"

"You greedy little rascal. I like you like this, but it's a pity that you have to go back home."

"I can't help it. After all, I am not loyal to you. It sounds like the protagonist in the knight novel and the mistress he is loyal to."

Although the relationship between the two is a bit strange.

Staying here for a few days did heal Solovyov's body and mind a lot, and the mineral hot spring therapy seemed to have some effect.

Louise's complexion has also improved a lot. As for every night.

Soloviev has never done this even with his lovers who have a good relationship with him. Louisa has always been in the deep palace, so he even needs to be more careful.

Now he is here with Queen Louise, because they are alone, the owner and servants of the hotel will not easily come to disturb them, and they live very comfortably.

This is also related to the personalities of the ladies. Katya is young and lively, and she is a legal wife, so they can do whatever they want.

Under other circumstances, this situation is rare.

Louise also thinks Soloviev is very good. He has always taken care of her. When she is a little dizzy, he will still take care of her meticulously.

Her husband, the king, has never been like this since Tilsit. In the past, when she traveled from Berlin to various places, King FW could still take care of her. Although he was a monarch and could not serve people, it was enough.

The current situation has changed a lot. After the two separated, there is no shortage of heirs and spare tires.

Like other European royal families, the couple will inevitably live separately.

It's just that King FW has no time to keep a mistress because the country is so poor now.

Even so, the royal expenses are still maintained at a certain level.

Unlike the old Luo family in Russia, which only has Paul's male descendants, the Hohenzollern family is not only the royal family of Prussia, but also has some relatives in other places. The king's family itself has lost male descendants in the war, and it is also prosperous. The real estate and annual expenses are not small.

In this way, although the Russian royal family has more children since Paul, and the country also owes debts to Britain, the royal expenses can even support every child.

In Prussia, it is probably a different situation, and it will take many years to recover.

As for some Prussian princes who choose to marry nobles and commoners, their descendants will only inherit personal property, and the fiefdom can still be recovered in the future.

If it is Mecklenburg, whether it is Schwerin with a larger territory or a small country like Strelitz, the legitimate son will generally choose to get married, and the daughters will also get married, but the children after that may not necessarily get married, after all, the cost is there.

Louise is very gossipy and wants to inquire about the marriage between Soloviev's sister and Christian in Schwerin.

It doesn't matter if she knows. If you say it, if the generation is the same, Louise is still Christian's cousin. If you count it up, you may also be Christian's aunt, but because the two families in Mecklenburg have been passed down for a long time, even Louise can't remember clearly.

When she was a child, she didn't like to study. She would rather go swimming with her female companions and be spanked by her aunt when she came back than go to school. In addition to language and art, a lot of knowledge was made up before and after marriage.

At this level, Nicholas would cry when he saw it. His future mother-in-law has a much higher talent for learning than him.

"So, we are still a family. You found a good husband for your sister. I have seen Christian. He looks silly."

"He is very brave in battle. He even always leads the grenadiers to charge. I am also worried about him. But because he is the younger brother of Elena's husband, his rank is the same as mine."

"If you are also a prince, I am afraid you should be promoted to general now, right?"

"My senior brother Prince Bagration is now the general of infantry, but he has also been in the army for so many years. He has been in the army for more than 20 years. His military achievements must be more than mine."

"That's also a warrior. But I've seen Christian and your sister Julia. Your sister looks a lot like you, very pretty, and although she's very lively, she shouldn't be as bold as you."

"When she was a child, she was more like you, Louise. She didn't like to study and was very lively, but her father doted on her, so I had no choice but to send her to a girls' school. After she graduated, she looked like a lady. In a few days, my lovely sister will also marry Christian."

"Ah, she will also be a princess's wife. Fortunately, your family also has a count title, although it was given by the French."

Louise remembered very clearly that if there was a difference of one level, it would depend on the wishes of the parties involved, so that it would not be considered a marriage between the nobles and the commoners.

"But when we get to Odessa, Christian and I will be on the same level. He will bring the grenadiers to Odessa."

"Isn't this better? There are always some relatives who will become generals."

"I am very worried. He is a little reckless. As for where the wedding will be held, it has not been determined yet. I am always a little uneasy."

"Is it because of Catherine?"

"Yes, she was very sad when Prince Dolgorukov died in Finland, but it was inevitable that the French emperor came to ask for marriage at that time."

"Promise me to take good care of Lottie. This child is very sensible. Alexander said that when the two children are adults, they will naturally consider the marriage with Nicholas."

"Don't worry, Louise, it's good for both children. They play well together. They are a perfect match made in heaven."

More importantly, Prussia and Russia also need to be on good terms. Among other major powers, only Sweden can provide a princess of the right age.

However, Solovyov did not like the arrogant temper of Sofia Wilhelmina. She was really beautiful, and somewhat similar to her mother, but more like an arrogant version of Louisa.

Alexander also hoped to find a girl with whom his brother could get along well.

"I'm relieved, but before that, you have to tell me why there is such a strange annotation?"

Solovyov also knew that Louise had been exposed to the novels he translated when she was in St. Petersburg.

His prank, which showed how great Prime Minister Cao was, probably became a joke in her eyes.

"In Rome, aren't there people who marry widows or remarried women? There's nothing strange about this, Louise. And today..."

Well, Solovyov is greedy and picky, but wives and widows are similar to Prime Minister Cao's hobbies.

But work attitude. (End of this chapter)