Faced with Yelizaveta's heart-wrenching words, Alexey smiled, feeling a little relieved. He smiled and replied: "How could it be? For example, I have been in a very good mood recently, and I feel like the day of settling the accounts is just around the corner.
It’s getting closer…”
At this point, he suddenly paused, took a big breath, and then stabbed him hard and said: "By the way, I heard that Count Uvarov is not in good health recently? And it seems that there are many difficulties in government affairs? This
This is not a good thing! I hope the count can persist for a few more years. After all, I haven’t returned to St. Petersburg, asked him face to face, or asked him how to settle the settlement! You can help me persuade the count more, let me
He takes care of himself and must wait for me to come back!"
This is Hong Guoguo's taunting. The intensity was so strong that even a vixen like Lizaveta was very angry. However, this made Alexey even less like the mastermind behind the scenes. Because speaking like this is really
There is a bit of an angry youth style, and angry youths cannot be the masterminds behind the scenes, because these angry youths are too impatient and eager to show off, and such people will definitely not succeed.
So although Alexey's words were a bit harsh and unpleasant, they actually didn't hurt Elizaveta that much. She was even a little happy, wishing Alexey could stay so angry.
She smiled lightly and replied nonchalantly: "I will remind my brother. I believe that after my brother knows your kindness, he will remember your kindness and take care of you more and more! I also hope you will work hard.
I hope I can return to St. Petersburg!”
This was to mock Alexei to his face, saying that it was impossible for him to return to St. Petersburg and that he would have to live in a remote place like Wallachia for the rest of his life.
After these rounds of confrontations with guns and sticks, Alexey roughly knew what rank Yelizaveta was in. From his point of view, Yelizaveta was indeed very powerful. With the tact and forbearance of an old fox, she seemed to be very good at everything.
It's gentle but always hits you where it hurts. It's really hard to deal with.
However, Alexey was also vaguely transcendent, and Yelizaveta's mentality changed. From the beginning, she was extremely wary of his every move, to just now she didn't care much. Obviously, the idea Li Xiao gave him worked.
Alexey secretly thought: It seems that someone's method really works, and then we just need to perform well according to the character given by someone.
Alexey, who was in a relaxed mood, became more and more comfortable in his confrontation with Elizaveta. Speaking of which, it really made him feel a little happy to be so hostile to the Uvarovs. He had been looking forward to such a day since he was a teenager.
Being able to slap Count Uvarov in the face to make him angry.
Although he was only facing Count Uvarov's sister now, he had seen how powerful this woman was in St. Petersburg. She once gave him a sore thumb, and he had no choice at that time.
I can only cry in anger secretly.
Although he couldn't slap this woman in the face now, it was a huge improvement to be able to argue with her face to face. He believed that even though this woman seemed not to care at all, she was secretly behind her back.
I'm afraid he is just as angry as he used to be!
Naturally, Alexey became more and more energetic, and used the occasion of the dance to make various sarcastic remarks. In short, after the whole dance, he felt refreshed and more energetic than taking stimulants.
As for Elizaveta, it was just as Alexei expected. Although she wished that Alexei would be more generous, but having been scolded like this for a whole scene, it was natural not to mention the feeling, and she would definitely not be happy if she was happy.
The only thing that gave her some comfort was that she felt that Alexei was just a villain. As long as Count Uvarov calmed down, there would definitely be a hundred ways to help her hold on to today's hatred.
So she wrote to Count Uvarov in her letter: "...Dear brother, Count Speransky should not be the troublemaker behind the scenes. He is a typical villain who will be impatient if he is slightly proud.
Showing himself around...Although his management of Wallachia is excellent, it may be due to luck or someone else helping him with suggestions!"
"Although I tend to think that it was his temporary luck, I will continue to investigate to see if anyone is helping him... If so, then this mysterious person behind the scenes is likely to be related to the enemy we are looking for, and I will keep a close eye on him.
Pay attention to this!"
"In addition, I met Vishniak in Bucharest. This boy gave me a very bad feeling. He has deep resentment towards you and the family, and now he is getting involved with Count Speransky. I am very
I'm worried that he will use his relationship with Count Speransky to cause trouble for you. Do you want to deal with him in advance? I'll wait for your instructions..."
This good aunt is obviously not an ordinary cruel person, but she can't talk to Vishnyak. In order to prevent Vishnyak from causing trouble, she wants to take action first. This is so ruthless.
About half a month had passed when this letter was delivered to Count Uvarov. He was basically satisfied with Elizaveta's work. The only flaw he felt was the report about Alexei.
He believed that Alexei was not a stupid angry young man, because it was impossible for an angry young man to become the governor of Wallachia and manage this powder keg of a country in an orderly and prosperous way.
He felt that either Yelizaveta had been deceived, or there was something inside. After thinking about it, he decided to remind Yelizaveta and let her continue to observe Alexei to see what kind of person he was.
As for Vishnyak, Count Uvarov actually didn't care about the illegitimate son. For him, the illegitimate son was not a son at all, but could only be regarded as an accidental product. Anyway, he was not interested in having anything to do with the illegitimate son.
However, Yelizaveta reported in detail Vishnyak's recent situation in the letter, and some of the details made Count Uvarov interested. The description of Vishnyak's ability made him a little surprised.
, he really didn’t expect that this illegitimate son would be superior to those legitimate sons in all aspects.
This can't help but make Count Uvarov a little confused. It is obvious that the wife he is marrying is a noble lady, and her bloodline should be better, but why is the child he gives birth to not as good as a humble slave?
When he thought of his legitimate sons who were like living treasures, Count Uvarov felt inexplicably heartbroken. How could he be such a wise man and give birth to such a bastard son?
"A bit capable, right?"
"Are you still a little short-tempered?"
"Ah!"
Count Uvarov put down the letter and sneered, leaning back in his chair as if thinking about something...