Make France Great Again

"Your Majesty, please rest assured! I will definitely complete the tasks you assigned me with great care!"

Basilio immediately bowed to Jerome Bonaparte and expressed his attitude in righteous words.

He has regarded this action as a test given to him by Jérôme Bonaparte. If it can be successfully completed, then the position of royal steward will naturally be a certainty.

On the other hand, if he cannot guarantee a successful completion, then the position will most likely belong to someone else.

Because it is impossible for the emperor to let an incompetent person hold such an important position as the royal steward. (Mokar: You curse again!)

After hearing Basilio's guarantee, Jerome Bonaparte smiled slightly and encouraged Basilio: "I hope you can give me a satisfactory answer!"

Then Jérôme Bonaparte told Basilio that the time he gave him for investigation was from now to the end of the year, which meant that Basilio had sufficient preparation time.

"Yes!" Basilio saluted Jérôme Bonaparte again and responded in a sonorous tone.

"Okay, you can go back to work!" Jerome Bonaparte waved his hand and ordered Basilio to leave, and then warned Basilio: "By the way! If Mokar wants to ask me on the way If he has anything to do with you, you can tell him that I came to ask you about the Umbrella Research Institute! You don’t need to tell him the rest, just understand!”

"I understand!" Basilio nodded in response.

"Okay, you can go!"

Basilio slowly left Jérôme Bonaparte's study. Walking in the corridor, he "happened" to meet Mokar head-on.

"Mr. Basilio!" Mokar nodded to Basilio with a smile.

"General Manager Mokar!" Basilio couldn't help but feel a little more vigilant, but his expression was still smiling like Mokar.

"When did you come here?" Mokar then asked Basilio. It seemed that he didn't know Basilio was coming.

"Thanks to your majesty's grace, I just came here!" Basilio responded to Mokar with a pious look, then looked at Mokar curiously and said: "But, Mr. Mokar, were you called just now? Do other things!”

"How do you say this?" Mokar asked in a daze.

Basilio said with a serious expression, because the previous emperors always asked Mokar to come over to inform him of the meeting. This time the person who came here was not Mokar, which meant that Mokar must have been called to do something else. .

Mokar had an embarrassed smile on his face after hearing this, and he immediately responded: "This work was supposed to be carried out by me, but I happened to go out to do something just now, so I missed this time!"

Mokar would not tell Basilio that he was completely unaware of the emperor's summons to Basilio.

If someone from the Tuileries hadn't secretly told Mokar the news of Basilio's arrival at the Tuileries, Mokar would still have been kept in the dark.

This made Mokar have to wonder if the emperor had a crisis of confidence in him.

He can't let Basilio see through it now, otherwise, he really doesn't know how to command the entire Tuileries Palace.

"So that's it!" Basilio seemed to suddenly realize it. He smiled and said to Basilio again: "Director Mokar, you are in charge of all the affairs of the Tuileries Palace day and night. It's really hard for you!"

Mokar waved his hand humbly and responded to Basilio: "It's not hard work! It's not hard work! It's really hard work for you, being in charge of a large group with nearly ten thousand people!"

"It's all to serve His Majesty!" Basilio said to Mokar, "No matter how hard it is, I will do it!"

"Who says it's not!" Basilio's words resonated with Mokar.

Sometimes the things His Majesty the Emperor asked him to do were too difficult to accomplish!

But he still had to grit his teeth and continue to finish.

"Director Mokar, if you have nothing to ask me for, I'll leave first!" Basilio glanced at the time and said to Mokar.

"Let me see you off!" Mokar hurriedly said to Basilio.

"Aren't you going to the study?" Basilio asked Mokar, pointing to the study at the end of the corridor, pretending to be surprised.

"No!" Mokar shook his head and responded to Basilio, "I'm just wandering around the hall, waiting for His Majesty the Emperor's call at any time!"

"That's trouble!" Basilio responded to Mokar.

Mokar and Basilio walked down the stairs together, during which Mokar tentatively asked Basilio what the emperor's purpose was in asking him to come.

Basilio dealt with Mokar according to the words given to him by Jérôme Bonaparte, and Mokar believed in Basilio's words.

After all, His Majesty the Emperor’s importance to the Umbrella Research Institute can be said to be at the forefront.

When it was time to leave, Mokar held Basilio's hand and responded: "Mr. Basilio, thank you for your hard work!"

"Mr. Mokar, you too!" Basilio said as he took his hand away from Mokar's.

Under the watchful eye of Mokar, Basilio got on the carriage returning to Paris-Nord Industrial Group and drifted away.

Looking at the back of the carriage in the distance, Mokar murmured to himself: "If it's not Basilio, who could it be! Or maybe I'm overthinking it!"

Before Mokar could return to the hall of the Tuileries Palace, a servant appeared in front of Mokar and told Mokar that the emperor wanted to summon him.

Mokar was stunned for a few seconds, feeling slightly uneasy. He didn't understand why the emperor summoned him at this time.

"I know!" Mokar nodded, then trotted all the way to the door of Jérôme Bonaparte's study, and knocked gently on the study door.

"Please come in!" Jérôme Bonaparte's voice reached Mokar's ears.

Mokar hurriedly opened the door and entered, "Your Majesty!"

Jérôme Bonaparte in the room glanced at Mokar, who looked slightly flustered, and a kind smile immediately appeared on his face, "Mokar, sit down!"

"Don't dare!" Mokar responded nervously.

"Sit down if I ask you to!" Jérôme Bonaparte's face deliberately showed an unhappy look, and Mokar hurriedly sat down.

Immediately afterwards, Jerome Bonaparte told Mokar that he would go to Vienna with Empress Augusta at the end of September, and then pass through Vienna to Krakow-Warsaw.

And Mokar needs to accompany him to Vienna.

"Your Majesty, this side of the Tuileries Palace..." Mokar hurriedly asked Jérôme Bonaparte.

"No need to worry about the Tuileries Palace! I will let Pesini and Jérôme Patterson (now the emperor's adjutant) manage it on your behalf. Pesini, as your former leader, still has some experience in this area !" Jerome Bonaparte said to Mokar.

"If that's the case, then I'm relieved!" A forced smile appeared on Mokar's face. He didn't understand whether the emperor trusted him or didn't trust him.

If not trusted, then why take him with you to Vienna.

Only one order is needed to remove the position of Mokar royal family manager.

But in terms of trust, why did the emperor suddenly make a special provision for him to go with him.

When I visited in the past, there were no special regulations.

"Okay, take this time to prepare a little!" Jérôme Bonaparte patted Mokar's shoulder and said earnestly, "What needs to be handed over will be handed over as soon as possible, and what needs to be instructed will be told as soon as possible! However, I believe that Pesini, who has held this position before, should be able to adapt to this identity again!"

"Yes! Your Majesty!" Even though he was unwilling to do so, Mokar still had to choose to bow his head.

The status of the royal steward stems from the power of Jérôme Bonaparte, rather than a spontaneously formed power group like Fuld and Morel. (Although it is very easy for Jerome Bonaparte to dismantle this power group, forcible dismantling will still slightly damage Jerome Bonaparte's prestige within the Bonaparte party.)

After Mocarl left, Jérôme Bonaparte ordered people to find Pesini and told him that he was going to Vienna with Mocarl for news. The things in the Tuileries Palace belonged to Mocarl to be precise. Everything is left to Pesini and Jerome Patterson to work together.

After hearing this, Pesini quickly assured Jérôme Bonaparte that he would assist Lieutenant Colonel Jérôme Patterson in managing everything in the Tuileries Palace.

…

Soon the time came to late September, after half a month of confrontation, and the last half month of Marigot's pillow sex.

The French Empire and the Kingdom of Belgium finally reached an agreement on the coal and steel alliance.

The French Empire and the Kingdom of Belgium will form an institution that is superior to the two countries. This institution will be used to coordinate and regulate the price production and resource allocation of coal and iron ore in France and Belgium.

This body will elect eight members who will be important decision-makers in this body.

For the sake of fairness, half of the eight members that make up the body are Belgian and the other half are French.

However, the organization does not only have eight members. It will gradually increase its staff as more and more countries join.

However, in order to prevent conflicts caused by too many people, the upper limit of organization members is also limited to 12 people. In other words, as the number of countries increases, the number of members in France and Belgium will inevitably decrease. .

Each member must be unanimously certified by all countries before being appointed, and their term of office is 4 years!

The Principality of Luxembourg will also become the headquarters of the Coal and Steel Agency.

This can be regarded as a disguised benefit provided by Jérôme Bonaparte to the Luxembourg people. The poor Luxembourgers will enjoy the benefits brought to them by this coal and steel community.

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