Make France Great Again

In the last period of September, Jerome Bonaparte and Queen Augusta took turns accompanying Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on a tour of Paris and its surrounding areas.

In early September, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert bid farewell to Jérôme Bonaparte and left.

Queen Augusta, who received the news that Victoria and his wife were about to leave, reluctantly took Victoria's hand and asked her if she could not leave Paris so soon.

Queen Victoria glanced at Prince Albert, her eyes seeming to seek Albert's opinion.

"The Kingdom of Britain still has many things for Victoria to deal with, so we can't stay here for too long!" Prince Albert refused Queen Augusta's offer to stay on the grounds of "busy state affairs."

"That's it!" Queen Augusta had a slightly disappointed expression on her face.

Upon seeing this, Victoria immediately comforted Queen Augusta and said: "Augusta, it's not like we won't come back! If you feel bored staying in the Tuileries Palace, you can also come to Windsor Castle to find me!

The door of Windsor Castle is always open for you and Jérôme Bonaparte! "

Prince Albert also took advantage of the situation and said, "Victoria is right! The door of Windsor Castle will always be open to you, and I hope you can come and visit!"

"Don't worry!" Jerome Bonaparte said with a smile, "Augusta and I will definitely go over to visit you! I hope you don't dislike us when the time comes!"

"Of course not!" Prince Albert knew that Jerome Bonaparte was joking, and he also responded to Jerome Bonaparte in a mocking tone: "As long as you don't dislike the outdated architecture of Windsor Castle If so, you can stay here as long as you want!”

"Then I'll be relieved!" Jérôme Bonaparte responded exaggeratedly, "When the time comes, I will live in Windsor Castle forever!"

"Victoria and I are very welcome!" Prince Albert responded to Jérôme Bonaparte, extending his hand.

Jérôme Bonaparte also stretched out his hand and shook it tightly with Prince Albert, "By the way! Edward, I suggest you have a good communication with him! The pressure you put on him is really too great. If things go on like this, it will easily lead him to the extreme of rebellion!"

"I will have a calm communication with him after returning to Britain!" Prince Albert solemnly promised Jerome Bonaparte.

Later, he asked Jérôme Bonaparte in a joking tone if he was willing to agree on the marriage of the next generation.

Jérôme Bonaparte responded to Prince Albert with an exaggerated expression: "Your daughter is 7 years older than my son! Isn't this a little bad?"

"I'm not talking about Louis!" Albert shrugged and responded to Jérôme Bonaparte: "I mean if Victoria gives birth to the next princess..."

"Then we must unite!" Jérôme Bonaparte replied decisively.

"You! You!" Prince Albert shook his head and said half-jokingly: "In this case, wouldn't your son be older than my future daughter?"

"It's not bad to be big!" Jérôme Bonaparte replied confidently: "Being big proves his maturity and stability!"

"Alas!" Prince Albert sighed and replied helplessly: "You can find excuses for anything!"

As there were knocks on the door, the conversation between Jérôme Bonaparte and Victoria and his wife came to an abrupt end.

"Come in!" Jérôme Bonaparte cleared his throat and shouted toward the door.

The door opened slowly, and Mokar's figure appeared in front of Jerome Bonaparte, "Your Majesty, Your Highness the Prince, the carriage to the Paris train station has been prepared for you!"

"It's time to leave!"

Prince Albert let go of Jerome Bonaparte's hand, and Victoria also let go of Augusta's.

Under the watch of Jerome Bonaparte and Queen Augusta, the carriage carrying Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and their children slowly left the Tuileries Palace.

Jérôme Bonaparte and Augusta waved goodbye until the carriage gradually disappeared, and both of them put away their smiles at the same time and returned to the Tuileries Palace.

On the way, Queen Augusta asked Jerome Bonaparte why he agreed to marry Albert. Wasn't he saying not to marry Albert before?

Jerome BMW told Queen Augusta that the reason why he said that was just a polite word, not to mention whether Queen Victoria could have another daughter, even if she gave birth to a daughter and raised her It will also take more than ten years.

This period of time is enough for him to find a suitable marriage partner for his son.

"Why don't you agree to marry Albert and the others!" Augusta asked Jerome Bonaparte curiously again: "I think Victoria's children have pretty good characters, and so does Frederick marrying Louis. a good choice."

Jerome Bonaparte was silent for a moment, and then took Augusta to the study.

At this time, there were only two people in the study, Jerome Bonaparte and Augusta. Jerome Bonaparte whispered to Queen Augusta: "The reason why I don't want Frederick to marry Victoria There are several children in the family because their children all carry a disease!"

"Sickness!" Augusta's first reaction after hearing Jérôme Bonaparte's remarks was that he did not want to believe that the children of Victoria's family were all in good health, and there was no sign of any illness.

However, she still chose to believe her husband, because Jerome Bonaparte would not lie to her about Frederick's life.

"What's the disease? Is it serious?" Queen Augusta asked Jerome Bonaparte in a low voice.

"This disease is a recessive disease, it is hidden deep in the human body (recessive genetics has not been discovered yet, Jérôme Bonaparte can only use this method)!

Once a generation has this disease, then everyone in their generation will have the seeds of this disease! This seed relationship is passed down to the next generation and then explodes in the next generation! Jerome Bonaparte explained to Queen Augusta: "Anyone who is sick is manifested by receiving a little bit of harm!" Even if you cut your finger, it will lead to continuous blood loss! Endanger life safety! "

Queen Augusta's face immediately turned pale after hearing Jerome Bonaparte's speech, "Have any of Victoria's children already suffered from this symptom?"

"Well!" Jérôme Bonaparte nodded and replied to Queen Augusta: "According to my information, Victoria's youngest son has now acquired this strange disease, so his son and My daughters are all carriers of this disease!”

"Is there no possibility of cure?" Queen Augusta couldn't help but ask Jerome Bonaparte.

"There is no possibility of this symptom at present!" Jérôme Bonaparte shook his head and replied to Augusta.

Not to mention hemophilia now, even decades later there is still no possibility of treatment. Jérôme Bonaparte clearly remembered that the great-great-grandson of Alexander II, the son of Nicholas II, had hemophilia. sick.

Then the demon monk Rasputin didn't know what method he used to make Nicholas II's son stop suffering from pain while he was there, but the bleeding started again after he left.

"Don't tell Victoria and Albert about this!" Jerome Bonaparte emphasized.

Queen Augusta nodded. She knew what consequences it might have if she spoke out about it, so this kind of thing might be rotten in her heart.

"Okay! If there is nothing else, I will go to work!" After explaining, Jérôme Bonaparte issued an order to expel Queen Augusta before she could finish digesting it.

Queen Augusta slowly left Jerome Bonaparte's study.

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During the period from September 1st to 7th, representatives from Württemberg, Sardinia, Switzerland, Belgium, the Papal States, and Sweden arrived one after another, as well as uninvited people (it cannot be said to be uninvited). Come, it can only be said that when they received the first wave of invitations, they did not clearly reply to Jérôme Bonaparte) Greece, Naples and Denmark.

While Jérôme Bonaparte ordered people to settle the arriving representatives from various countries into the Louvre Hotel, he called Count Argoux over to ask how the preparations were going.

The Count of Argoux responded to Jérôme Bonaparte with humility and a hint of pride. He had taken advantage of this period to get a good understanding of the gold and silver reserves of the Bank of France, and at the same time made a set of new currency patterns. .

"Where is the pattern? Let me take a look!" Jérôme Bonaparte was very curious about what Count Argou could make the pattern look like.

Count Argoux seemed to have expected what Jerome Bonaparte would say. He handed the pattern on his chest to Jerome Bonaparte's hands like a treasure.

Jérôme Bonaparte took a look at the pattern of the gold coin presented by Count Argu. On the front of the gold coin was the big head of Jérôme Bonaparte, and on the back was 20 francs and the flag of the Bonaparte family.

This is not a European currency, it is clearly the new currency of France!

Unless such currency plays a role in touting, I am afraid that it will not be liked by the vast majority of monarchs, because no monarch is willing to print his country's gold coins with the image of another country's monarch.

Once Jerome Bonaparte chooses to have his own image engraved on it, then the kings of various countries will definitely imitate Jerome Bonaparte and also have their own image engraved on it.

Then Jérôme Bonaparte cannot guarantee the uniformity of currency issuance!

"No!" Jérôme Bonaparte decisively rejected Count Argu.

"Your Majesty, what's wrong! I'll ask someone to change it right away!" Count Argu responded quickly.

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