Chapter 1280 The scale of all things (Part 2)

For wizards who are good at Apparition, France and England are not far away.

Severus apparated all the way from Fontainebleau, France to London, where he was monitoring the Black Mansion near the former headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix.

It was daytime now, and Harry Potter and his friend Ron Weasley left their house on a flying motorcycle with a hanging frame like an ordinary Muggle vehicle.

James Potter's son was wearing a leather jacket. He looked handsome and stylish. He didn't look like he was going to fight at all, but rather to show off his power.

"Exactly like his godfather." Lucius Malfoy looked at the two people's retreating figures and said, "Why did you come back alone?"

Severus ignored Lucius and stared at the red-haired woman standing at the door.

She has the characteristics of the Weasley family, a very strong chin, and her eyes are brown, not the lake green of Lily Potter.

"Are you listening to me?" Lucius asked.

Severus stared at the platinum noble, who looked at him inexplicably.

"Let me ask you, Lucius, do you have a woman other than Narcissa now?"

"No!" Lucius replied immediately, "I haven't obtained her forgiveness for the one before, so why would there be anything else?"

"Are women cheating differently than men?" Severus asked.

Lucius opened his gray eyes wide. "What did you just say?"

Severus looked regretful and raised his wand as if he wanted to cast a forgetting spell on Lucius.

"You just finished your honeymoon, it's too soon!" Lucius immediately felt sorry for Severus. "Who is the other party?"

"You won't believe it." Severus looked constipated.

"Who?" Lucius asked curiously.

Severus chose silence.

"Do you want me to ask someone to teach him a lesson?" Lucius said enthusiastically.

"Then the whole world knows what happened!" Severus roared.

"Let's go have a drink and chat slowly." Lucius took Severus' arm. "I really can't believe how brave that little guy is."

"It's not her fault, it's that Corsican dwarf's fault!" Severus roared depressingly, "He gave her the potion."

"The Corsican dwarf...Napoleon Bonaparte?" Platinum Malfoy looked in disbelief. "Isn't he dead for hundreds of years?"

"His ghost has not left." Severus gritted his teeth and said, "Do you know that there is something that has a similar effect to the Mirror of Erised?"

"I don't know what you have to be depressed about." Platinum Malfoy shook his head. "What can a ghost do to her?"

Severus stared at the head that was the same color as Draco, as if he wanted to use some kind of tool to open his skull to see what was inside.

"She's not cheating on her body, right?" Malfoy said, "That'll be fine. You can just treat her as having random thoughts."

"Sometimes I think your life is so damn easy," the Head of Slytherin hissed while swearing.

"How did you know?" Malfoy asked. "Did you see it?"

“It went viral all over Paris!”

"I do not know how!"

Severus calmed down and Lucius patted him on the shoulder, "Even if Pomona cheated on her, as long as she is willing to come back, I think she is better than Lily Potter. That woman doesn't take you seriously at all."

It’s the same thing. I broke off all contact with you before getting married. It’s already pretty good for a Mudblood to live like her, and the Potter family..."

"Don't say that about her," Severus defended.

"Have you ever thought about why you have experienced this?" Lucius said pretentiously. "She has always had a knot in her heart. The entire wizarding world knows that you love Lily. Now it's your turn. The whole Paris has gone viral.

Yes, how do you feel?"

Severus' expression was expressionless.

"I have always disliked Harry Potter. If he hadn't been lucky, how could he have achieved what he has today?" Lucius said contemptuously, "There are also the Weasley family, who also had good luck, and you are the most unlucky.

The one who acted as a hero for a while almost lost his life and ruined his career and reputation."

"I shouldn't have listened to the White Wizard's pleas." Severus said with great regret.

"I said that the old madman was abnormal. I wanted to drive him out of the school, and the school directors kicked me out." Lucius said, "I heard from Bella that you also said that he was a great wizard."

Severus said nothing.

"Do you still think he is great now?"

"He's an old fool," Severus said after a while.

"He's living in pain himself, and it's also painful for you both. You didn't have your first child until you were in your 30s."

"That's enough." Severus interrupted Lucius with a cold face.

"Everything will get better when we have children." Lucius said with a little pride, "Sissi and I have also changed a lot because of Draco. I am not a very good father, but at least I make them have enough food and clothing.

Not like the Weasleys."

"Lend me some money," Severus said.

"What are you talking about?" Lucius handed him a signed blank checkbook. "No one has mentioned your royalties yet. How about giving it to my son?"

"No problem." Severus put away his checkbook.

"How is the situation in France?"

"Chaos will begin soon." Severus said coldly, "Perhaps the whole of Europe will be in chaos."

Lucius opened his eyes wide, "What's the matter, so big?"

"It has something to do with my wife," Severus said gloomily. "We saw the future in Nico Flamel's crystal ball."

"Then what business do I do to make money?" Lucius asked.

"How do I know?" Severus said with a cold face, and then Apparated.

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When you are in a certain circle, some news will spread like wildfire.

The British business group came to France this time not only to discuss the purchase of grain, but also to discuss the lifting of bans on sugar, large bags of cotton, and wine.

Napoleon wanted to develop the sugar industry in the country, so that even refined sugar and molasses from abroad were restricted, making it extremely difficult to eat sugar at home.

British newspapers paid little attention to the war and politics on the continent, and did not pay much attention to Napoleon's economic policies. They focused more on news about the prices of sugar and bread.

It is common sense in the 21st century that the Suez Canal cannot be repaired due to water level problems in the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, but apparently she was deceived by "common sense" again.

Napoleon did not build the Suez Canal because he lacked money. He was engaged in foreign wars and was engaged in large-scale construction. The national treasury did not have much money. It is no wonder that he was forced to come up with the idea of ​​​​using "fertilizer" to suck blood.

In order to collect the 1 million quintals of grain, Napoleon used the criminal minister. If this criminal minister did his job well, he would be a troublesome person in the future. It is difficult to control such a capable and immoral person.

But Mr. Chaptal, who is capable and moral, cannot do such a thing. He is a scholar-type man of action and does not know the tricks of grain speculation.

It is difficult to settle the traps created by smart people. Bonaparte solved the immediate problem, but there will be many troubles in the future.

He was not just chatting with women in Rambouillet. Most of the people who attended the garden concert were well-to-do courtiers and their families. Josephine was impeccable in hospitality, but no one attended the live concert at all.

Everyone was chatting, even "Miss Georgiana" was thinking wildly by herself.

Logically speaking, there should be many people fawning over the "favorite concubine", but the strange thing is that no one dares to come forward. Mr. Shaptard is a more unreliable guardian than Leoncourt. He has to be busy with work. In this kind of social situation, he

He won't come at all, so why do you need him as a guardian?

Sometimes there is a difference between smart people and smart people. Leon Coul did better than Chaptard in this regard, so he became an agricultural investigator again as a remnant of the previous dynasty. Napoleon even let some people go.

Give him the power.

She looked at Alice and Madame Leoncourt who were socializing not far away. They did not dare to come to her side, so she instantly understood what had happened.

This invisible wall surrounding her was built for her by Napoleon. It seemed that before she "admitted her mistake", she was left alone.

I am used to being surrounded by warmth, but this cold feeling is really uncomfortable.

But she doesn't intend to take the initiative to socialize to relieve her boredom.

Isn't this a concert? She just listens to music and makes him angry to see who can outshine the other.
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