On Monday, Peter Barak held a regular meeting in the Governor's Mansion. To be honest, it doesn't matter whether the meeting is held or not, because in Ukraine, the things that he, the governor, can decide without holding a meeting, and the things that cannot be settled, he just calls for 10,000 yuan.
All meetings are useless.
It's just that regular meetings always have to be held. Even if he doesn't think it's interesting, he still has to hold them. But this time the regular meeting is a bit interesting, because at the meeting, Count Yesentuki, who is in charge of the police department, suddenly asked
One sentence:
"Your Majesty the Governor, how is the investigation of the case of Bestuzhev Ryuming going? This case has been pending for a long time. The police and gendarmerie departments are leaderless. Now they have accumulated a lot of official affairs that need to be solved urgently. We cannot keep delaying them like this.
Come on!"
Peter Balak glanced at him. This Count Yesentuki was Shuvalov's man. He had worked with Shuvalov in the past. He didn't pay much attention to him as the governor. He had no regard for this person.
The impression is not particularly good.
Naturally, he would not show a good face to the other party: "This case is not under the control of the Governor's Palace. If your Excellency, the Count, has any opinions, you can directly advise the Imperial Envoy. I believe the Imperial Envoy will be happy to listen to your opinions."
Doesn't Yesentuki know that this case is under the control of Count Rostovtsev? Of course he knows, but the reason why he raised it at the regular meeting is very simple, that is, to remind and put pressure on Peter Balak
, forcing him to put more pressure on Count Rostovtsev, it is best to find a way to get it out of Count Shuvalov. After all, that person who has been under house arrest is quite detrimental to their group.
But now Count Rostovtsev neither releases the man nor clarifies the charges, and is just dragging his feet. This makes Yesentuki and others very angry and has no choice. They can only put pressure on Peter Balak to force this person.
The governor more or less spoke up for Shuvalov.
Of course, Peter Balak wanted Shuvalov to die immediately. How could he be willing to help? So when faced with Yesentuki's question, he directly kicked the ball away: Do you want me to help Shuvalov?
Valov said, go ahead and dream. Anyway, this case is no longer my business and I have nothing to do with it. If you have any objections, go and tell Count Rostovtsev yourself!
Naturally, it is impossible for Yesentuki to go to Count Rostovtsev, because he is not important enough, and they can ignore him. Let's put it this way, the only person in the entire Ukraine who can talk to Count Rostovtsev
The only conservative among us is Peter Barak.
If this guy is indifferent, the rest of the conservatives will be nothing but useless!
Anyway, Yesentuki was very angry, but he didn't have much to do with Peter Balak. Who made him the governor? With his status, how could he, the chief of the Kiev police, argue with him?
It's just that it's impossible to let Yesentuki just let it go. After all, in the eyes of Shuvalov Party members, Peter Barak is a completely pig teammate and it's completely selfish. If the other party is allowed to continue to be indifferent,
, the situation will only get worse.
Therefore, he had to warn the other party to make him somewhat scrupulous, so he took a deep breath and said loudly: "Your Excellency, this case is of great concern to all parties. As the governor, you must exert your influence, otherwise what will St. Petersburg think of you? You still have more
Bring some snacks, otherwise it will be ugly!”
Peter Balak suddenly became angry. He felt that Shuvalov and his people were a group of bastards with no superiority. In the past, Shuvalov always used Count Uvarov to put pressure on him. Now Ye Xiantu
Ji is exactly the same. Do you really think I'm easy to bully?
It's just that Peter Barak was annoyed but he didn't lose his mind. There were so many people watching this kind of situation. As long as he showed the slightest bit of dissatisfaction with Count Uvarov, it would spread to Uvarov.
Count Varov's ears may have turned into something strange.
A small leak will sink a great ship!
After Peter Barak secretly warned himself, he replied very calmly: "I naturally know the opinions of St. Petersburg. If you are not satisfied with my work, Count, you can go to St. Petersburg to file a complaint now!"
After saying this, Peter Barak stared at him straightly. The meaning was very clear, he was just so obsessed with it. If you have the ability, go ahead and file a complaint!
Count Yesentuki's shameless tactics made Count Yesentuki lose his temper. Naturally, he couldn't drop everything and go to St. Petersburg to file a complaint. That would be of no use. And what if he left Kiev? He's acting like a bird now.
He was so lazy when he was keeping an eye on Peter Barak, wouldn't he be even more unscrupulous now that he's gone?
Immediately, he glared back at Peter Barak fiercely and then sat down with resentment. This made the latter feel happy. He liked the feeling that the other party hated him but had nothing to do with him, because Shuvalo used to
The husband did the same to him.
However, Peter Barak's happiness did not last long. Just when the regular meeting was about to end, his personal secretary hurried in and whispered a few words into his ear. Suddenly, the guy's expression completely changed!
He stood up suddenly and asked angrily at his secretary: "Are you sure?"
The secretary nodded timidly. This was the first time he had seen such an angry Governor, and he couldn't help but feel a little uneasy.
He licked his lips and replied: "The housekeeper said that the police and gendarmes arrested the person..."
Peter Barak immediately turned to Yesentuki and asked sternly: "Count, what tricks did you do! Who gave you the power to arrest people indiscriminately!"
Ye Xiantuki was also confused. He looked at Peter who was full of anger. Monk Balak was confused and didn't understand how he stepped on the pig-headed governor's tail.
He frowned and stood up and asked, "What are you talking about? Arresting people? Arresting who?"
Peter Barak became even more angry and asked again: "Now you are in charge of the police and gendarmes in the city. Without your order, who would dare to arrest Miss Merkulova!"
Ye Xiantuji was stunned again. Only then did he understand why Peter Barak was angry. It was because Xiaomi was arrested, but this made him angry too. He felt that the other party was completely indifferent to Shu.
Count Valov is under house arrest. Don't be angry or anxious. Well, a bed-warming little girl jumped up when she was caught. You are a tadpole and your brain is so full of color that it makes you faint!
So he immediately responded coldly: "I don't know what you are talking about? I have never given such an order. In addition, Mr. Governor, I must remind you that you should pay more attention to those things than Miss Merkulova.