Viscount Prozolov once again refreshed his understanding of Alexei and increasingly felt that the person in front of him was difficult to deal with. He wondered whether this design would lead to unpredictable consequences.
However, this thought only lasted for a moment, because he immediately thought - so what if Alexei was strong? This time he took the initiative completely, with many cards in his hand to play, and he could be said to be invincible.
There is absolutely no need to fear the other party's death struggle.
What's more, what if Alexei can clear his name? What's great is that he can't cooperate and he has a grudge against Grand Duke Constantine and him, and what's so scary about this?
Yes, for Viscount Prozolov, there is no way that Alexey can pose a threat to Grand Duke Constantine. After all, the status of Grand Duke Constantine is there, and the only thing that can make the Grand Duke uncomfortable is
Nicholas I.
This is where Viscount Prozolov’s confidence lies. He feels that he has been invincible from the beginning. He feels that even if he fails this time, he can continue to plan next time. Alexey is different.
If you fail once, you will be doomed. In other words, the battle between them is completely unequal and unfair.
So even though he thought Alexei's attitude was a bit arrogant, Viscount Prozolov quickly adjusted his attitude. He smiled and said: "Of course I am here to express my goodwill to you on behalf of His Highness the Grand Duke. As long as you and His Highness the Grand Duke
Working together, we can definitely..."
Alexey interrupted him: "Don't tell me that His Highness the Grand Duke's so-called cooperation is that he can do whatever he wants, and I can only cooperate fully. With all due respect, you'd better not even mention such cooperation.
Again, I will never agree!"
Viscount Prozolov looked embarrassed, and then immediately explained: "His Grand Duke's panoramic plan is far beyond your imagination. I believe that as long as you really cooperate with His Highness, you will soon find out how correct this choice is.
Got it!"
As he spoke, he snorted contemptuously and added: "So don't say anything that you can never agree to. None of us know what will happen in the next second. At least I suggest that you accept His Highness the Grand Duke's kindness, because this is for
Hello!"
Alexey was really angry and laughed. He had never seen such a shameless person. His evaluation of Grand Duke Constantine couldn't help but be a little lower. What kind of slave is like what kind of master. Anyway, he is right
The Grand Duke became increasingly unfavorable.
"Then thank you for your kindness!" Alexey replied very coldly, "It's just that I am stubborn by nature and cannot accept such kindness, and I don't like people to worry about me so much! My answer remains the same.
,reject!"
Viscount Prozolov finally stopped smiling and said with a straight face: "Your stubbornness is really beyond my expectation. I have to say that you really don't understand your situation! Do you think Fra
Is this the end of Count Kimil's illness? Do you think that there is no need to explain the death of Marquis Golitsyn! Once these things break out, the energy will exceed your expectations. I advise you to be cautious and not to refuse others' kindness out of temper!"
When he changed his face, Alexei naturally changed his face too. Alexey looked at him coldly and said with disgust: "I hate being threatened the most, especially by those who deliberately cause trouble. What's the point?"
Just use your skills, I want to see who can have the last laugh!"
Viscount Prozolov shook his head and stood up. As he stood up, he sighed: "I thought you were a smart man before, but now it seems that you are really stupid!"
However, Alexei ignored him and just made a gesture toward the door. The meaning was very clear, telling him to get out.
Viscount Prozolov was invited out of the Governor's Mansion, but he didn't feel particularly sorry, because he himself didn't think Alexei would give in so quickly. This time he came here more to test and see Alexei.
Keshe's reaction then determines the next move.
"Our Lord Governor is very stubborn, it's not that easy to get him to submit..."
Later, Viscount Prozolov wrote in a letter to Grand Duke Constantine: "From a good point of view, he has a strong character and will never hit the wall and never looks back. He is a tough guy, but from a bad point of view, unless he can be allowed to
Understand that you have really lost, otherwise he will not give up... If you want such a person to obey you completely, you need to beat him hard and wear off his unruly bit by bit, otherwise you will never really be able to
Conquer him!"
"The affairs in Bucharest are progressing quite smoothly. Golitsyn's death will open up a new situation. I believe this news will make many people with ulterior motives ready to take action. Next, I will use these idiots to continue to pressure the governor..."
After carefully sealing the letter with fire paint, Viscount Prozolov carefully handed it over to his confidants. He was worried about handing these top-secret letters to others, because once they fell into the hands of others, it would not be safe for Grand Duke Constantine.
The blow is devastating, and he must be foolproof.
"Send it to His Highness the Grand Duke as quickly as possible. Regardless of whether His Highness the Grand Duke replies immediately or not, you must return to Bucharest as quickly as possible!"
Viscount Prozolov made this statement out of caution. He had to know that the letter had been delivered to Grand Duke Constantine intact in order to feel completely at ease.
"Let the action team temporarily leave the city of Bucharest. I estimate that our governor will search them like crazy in the past few days. We can't let him get a handle on it at this time!"
Viscount Prozolov was extremely satisfied with the performance of the action team in assassinating Marquis Golitsyn. Not only was it clean and tidy, but it also made a huge noise. The aristocratic circle in Bucharest could not continue to pretend that they had not seen anything with such a huge momentum.
Maybe rumors are already spreading by now!
Viscount Prozolov was not wrong about this. Golitsyn's assassination did shock the Bucharest nobles, especially those who had seen his big mouth. They were a little shocked by his death. Their minds lacked wisdom.
I do have some suspicion that Alexei is the murderer.
"Your Excellency, the Governor, is too cruel. Golitsyn is a bit loud-mouthed, but the crime will not lead to death!"
"Tch! Is he a big mouth? He is looking for death! I don't think he is a good bird. In fact, he just wants to cause trouble. He is so blatant. Can the Governor let him go?"
"Are you saying that the Governor is trying to scare the monkeys?"
"Isn't that right? I guess the Governor's Mansion will make some moves next. We should be more careful in the future to avoid disaster!"