Struggle in Russia

Jan Constantine has a headache, but you have to tell him how to do it. He can’t tell. I always feel that I am not pleasing to see everything, and I am upset when I see everything. It makes the rear temple bulging like a blast.

"Dimitri, what did you say just now?" he asked wearily, holding his forehead with his hand.

Dimitri Bretianu, who was sitting opposite him, was not much better. His dark circles are heavier than the national treasure, his face is also waxy, his beard is unshaven, and he is utterly decadent.

"Mikhail Kogalniceanu wants us to go to a meeting together, as if to discuss a matter of emergency!"

It is said that Dimitri yawned. Unlike Jan Constantine, these days he hasn't worked hard, mainly because of labor. He is busy with domestic industries and often too busy to sleep.

No way, the Bretianu family's industry is too huge. A large number of real estate, shops, workshops, and banks need to be cleaned up, and there are too many things to do. Moreover, there are some trivial matters of the National Party that need to be dealt with every three to five.

"State of emergency?"

Jan Constantine snorted disdainfully. What role does it play in the state of emergency now? The country is already in the same place, and Jan. Jika from abroad has also sent an urgent letter to inform the Revolutionary Committee that Turkey’s attitude has undergone a major change, and it is likely to cooperate with Russia to strangle the temporary Republic of Wallachia.

This information is no less than a salary at the bottom of the kettle, or the last straw that crushed the camel. Originally, the Interim Republic of Wallachia could not sustain it. It could only count on the foreign "friends" to help boycott Russia. Now the Anglo-French friendly nations have directly halted their flags, and the former patriarch Turkey has also cooperated directly with the feudal Russia. Laguia is equivalent to being sentenced to death, or the kind that is executed immediately!

At this time, a state of emergency was declared, calling on all the people to be soldiers rather than broken ones, but there was a bird.

Of course, Jan Constantine was not surprised. He predicted this result more than a month ago. Fortunately, his hands and feet moved quickly, and the industry shifted to 7878, no matter if the temporary republic entered a state of emergency. It was just a matter of directly announcing the dissolution, which did not affect him much.

"What did Mikhail Kogelniceanu want?"

It's just that Jan Constantine is still a bit strange. What did it mean that Mikhail Kogalniceanu, who was not showing up before this time, jumped out and shouted? Is it just for eyeballs?

In the impression of Jan Constantine, the goods are not so stupid, and even a little clever, the brain is very flexible, and the sudden jump will definitely be purposeful. It's just that he still can't see what the purpose is.

Dimitri replied sullenly: "Not very clear. The guy jumped up and down very active anyway..."

Jan Constantine thought for a while and then asked, "Who did he contact? Or who is responding positively to him?"

Dimitri thought about it and replied: "Basically everyone in the party has contacted him, but what about the positive response, Mikhail Constantinecu, Nicolae Yonez? The library is very positive..."

As soon as he heard the name Constantine Scu, Jan Constantine frowned. This ally's recent small moves are increasing. Obviously, this guy is more and more restless.

In addition, what does it mean that Nikolai Yonescu also responded? Did this guy smell anything?

Jan Constantine couldn't help but have a headache, because his main energy in the recent period has been on the struggle with the Qatar Jiu party, and he really has no energy to manage Constantinesco and Jonesco. It actually loosened the two guys and made them jump off.

Jan Constantine is still thinking about the cause and effect, but Dimitri said with some concern: "Jan, what do those two guys and Mikhail Kogelniceanu do? Too worried, they have limited energy, and there are not many people in their hands. Even if they want to do something, they can’t be turned. The wealth of our generations!"

"unreliable!"

Jan Constantine’s answer was absolutely decisive, but this answer terrified Dimitri. If the French were unreliable, wouldn’t there be the risk of throwing all the money into the basket?

"If you leave the money in the country, there is no risk of a bamboo basket fetching water?" Jan Constantin asked facelessly.

These words made Dimitri speechless for a long time. After a long time he sighed: "Forget it, now I can only believe the French, hey..."

This long sigh made Jan Constantine's mood extremely bad, but he was different from Dimitri. He did not think that he could never turn over after losing this time. He still thought that Wallachia In the future, there will still be a place for the Bretianu family.

"It doesn't make sense to think about these troubles now!" Jan Constantin said firmly. "It's better to do what we can do than to sigh, in order to prepare for the coming back!"

"Then this meeting?"

"You go to participate, I will go to the French~www.ltnovel.com~ to finalize some details, um... whatever Mikhail Kogelniceanu said, you don’t agree but don’t object, see What are they going to do!"

After instructing Dimitri, Jan Constantine hurried to Li Xiao's side because there were more important things for him to deal with.

What is more important than the internal meeting of the National Party? Naturally, Li Xiao’s plan to deal with Robert Cochon has reached the last moment. With the scandal and fraud completely broke out in London, with the departure of Palmerston, Robert Cochon’s consul general of Wallachia also left. At the end, now he must make a decision even if he has a thousand reluctances.

"I have decided to submit my resignation to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and I will resign from the post of Consul General of Wallachia!"

When Kehong said this to a heartless face, he was in a terrible mood, because according to his original plan he wanted to drag it for a longer period of time, at least until he dragged Wallachia. His affairs were properly arranged, and he had to give the enemy behind the scene a heavy lesson before he would leave.

But the development of the situation really did not give him so much time. Palmerston has finally warned him to let him down immediately and resign immediately, otherwise John Russell will start to hold him accountable. I am afraid there will be a prison disaster. !