Struggle in Russia

Neridova left Cartier Caputistrias' box "satisfied", and to be honest, the latter also heaved a sigh of relief. Cartier is a son-in-law, but he is not stupid. He knows that there has never been a good thing in this world, and this time Neridova suddenly found him and told him a news that could make him stand out, which made him very vigilant .

If it is not confirmed that Neridova's news is indeed beneficial and harmless to Nesselrode, Cartier will never agree to be a lobbyist. Of course, even so, Cartier still maintained the last vigilance. Just now in the box was the last test of Neridova, just to see what purpose this woman had.

The result of the trial made him feel relaxed, and Neridova still only wanted money, not anything else, which made Cartier completely relaxed.

It's just that what Cartier doesn't know is that he has actually been fooled. All of Neridova's skills are acting. It is true that she is interested in money, but she has no interest in smuggling Greece. It's just what people ask to do.

Nelidova said coldly to Count Rostovtsev in the carriage: "Count, let's settle the matter in this way!"

Count Rostovtsev, who is particularly good at hiding himself in the dark, replied indifferently: "Naturally, we settle the matter, and the Greek smuggling business will be your reward! Please enjoy it without worry!"

Nelidova was really afraid of this gloomy man, because she would never be able to read his true inner thoughts from his face. This man was like an iceberg or wearing a thick steel mask.

Nelidova was also a little strange, not understanding why Count Rostovtsev would suddenly intervene in the affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and even went around in circles to remind Nesselrode what his purpose was? Will there be any danger?

Without figuring this out, Neridova was really worried that her behavior would cause trouble to Count Kleinmichel, so she carefully tried:

"Count, what exactly do you want to do? If you want to sell something to the Prime Minister, just say it. I believe you are definitely more important than that Greek, and the Prime Minister should trust you more!"

Count Rostovtsev just glanced at Nelidova, and did not answer her question directly, but asked, "Are you sure you want to know my purpose?"

This sentence made Nelidova choke enough, because she wanted to know Rostovtsev's purpose, but she didn't believe this man full of tricks. In short, it is relatively covert to achieve the goal.

Now being asked by Count Rostovtsev, she really felt a little chilled,

I was worried that this would involve some unknown political conspiracy, and I was worried that Count Rostovtsev would kill him or be implicated afterwards.

So she didn't want to hear it immediately, but what kind of temper is Count Rostovtsev, it's the kind that unexpectedly catches you off guard.

He said slowly: "I think you will be interested too. To put it simply, Nesselrode has been Prime Minister for too many years, and I don't want him to do it for too many years!"

Once Neridova's scalp exploded, she was afraid of this. She couldn't avoid this kind of strife and infighting at the highest level. Who would have thought that she would take the initiative to jump into the hole today, and she was full of regrets at this time.

So she was really terrified, almost scrambled out of Count Rostovtsev's carriage, and ran away like a dog chasing her ass.

After Nelidova fled, Igor, who was sitting in the driver's seat, took off the cloak that covered his face and joked: "Count, why are you scaring this lovely lady!"

Count Rostovtsev replied calmly: "Because women like to be talkative and can't control their mouths. In order to avoid trouble in the future, it is better to solve the problem directly!"

Igor laughed out loud, and seemed to be in a really good mood: "You are so merciless! If His Majesty knows how you treat his beloved kitten, haha..."

Count Rostovtsev was still so calm, he didn't feel that he had done anything wrong, and said very calmly: "Your Majesty won't know, I believe Ms. Neridova will keep her mouth shut!"

Igor laughed again, and said after a while: "If the Prime Minister knows that we have helped him so much, how would you thank us!"

Count Rostovtsev replied blankly: "No matter what we do, he will not be grateful to us, that is his nature! Besides, I don't need his gratitude!"

Igor was speechless about Count Rostovtsev's indifference. This time they spent a lot of effort. In order to promote the proposal of Prince Alexander Gorchakov, they did countless things and mobilized countless resources to make Niguel Ra I made up his mind, but when it came to Earl Rostovtsev, it seemed that these were trivial matters, wouldn't the earl be excited?

However, this little bit of resentment did not detract from Igor's good mood. For reformers like them, breaking through the rules and regulations of the current system is a belief and an obsession. Nesselrode's unappetizing coordinationist policy has disgusted them all these years, if the cage is not destroyed, and the holy alliance is not killed, the evil alliance that suppresses reform and revolution, then things will never change .

Especially in recent years, Austria has always used the rotten thing of the Holy Alliance to suck blood from Russia, and it is time for the Austrian slackers to wake up.

"What shall we do next?" Igor asked eagerly.

Count Rostovtsev said indifferently: "Keep calm and do nothing!"

Well, Igor was almost not choked to death, but after thinking about it, he really can't do much at this time, the rest depends on whether Alexander Gorchakov is strong enough, whether he can give the dying Austria People were hit hard.

However, he still reminded: "With the prime minister's temper, he will definitely make trouble behind the scenes! Don't we need help?"

Count Rostovtsev said calmly: "No need, he does nothing. And don't underestimate that Duke Alexander Gorchakov, he is much more powerful than you imagined, A little trouble won't bother him!"

"Instead, you'd better pay more attention to your little master's situation, and don't let the third part and Aldorf cause too much trouble for our children!"