Make France Great Again

"Mr. Basilio, I leave this matter to you! I hope you can solve this problem in the shortest possible time!"

Jerome Bonaparte's tone was calm, but he gave the order to Basilio very firmly.

Basilio once again assured Jérôme Bonaparte that he would correct the problems of Paris-Nord Industry as soon as possible.

Failing that, he was willing to accept all punishments from Jérôme Bonaparte.

After receiving Basilio's "military order", Jérôme Bonaparte returned to his pleasant expression, and then he reminded Basilio that when rectifying the shortcomings of Paris-Nord Industrial Group, he must not affect those scientific workers. .

In order to show the importance he attaches to scientific research work, Jérôme Bonaparte also specifically warned Basilio: "You must remember that every scientific researcher is a rare talent in the empire!

The vast majority of them are willing to join Norinco because they trust that we can provide them with a good scientific research environment.

We must not betray their trust in us! "

"Understood!" Basilio replied with a heavy nod.

"Okay! That's all I have to say, do you have anything else to say?" Jerome Bonaparte asked Basilio.

"No more! Your Majesty!" Basilio replied to Jerome Bonaparte, shaking his head.

"Well! Then go and come back quickly!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Basilio.

Basilio bowed to Jerome Bonaparte and left, closing the door.

Jérôme Bonaparte turned around and came to the chair. Standing next to the chair, he gently touched the chair with his hand. An icy chill passed through Jérôme Bonaparte's fingers to his brain.

A helpless smile appeared on Jerome Bonaparte's face.

To be honest, he didn't like to use this extreme method to punish his mistakes, but he had to use this method to have an impressive meeting.

After all, staying in a warm "fireplace" for too long can easily lead to inertia.

Laziness is not a good habit for a monarch. It will make the monarch develop path dependence and fall into an information cocoon unknowingly.

After a fierce ideological struggle, Jerome Bonaparte slowly came to the window sill and opened the window. The biting cold wind came to his face, making every hair on Jerome Bonaparte's body tremble. When I got up, my originally slightly sleepy mind suddenly became clear.

After standing by the window for a while, Jerome Bonaparte returned to his chair, gritted his teeth and sat on the cold chair to work.

After a while, there was a knock on the door. Jérôme Bonaparte, who was flipping through documents, raised his head and said to the door, please come in.

The study door opened slowly, and Wilnia appeared at the door.

"What are you doing here?" Jerome Bonaparte frowned slightly and asked Vernia with a hint of reproach.

"I am also the manager of Duyinleli Palace, why can't I come here!" Vernia retorted confidently, and then she shuddered and asked, "Why is your room so cold!"

"Here!" Jérôme Bonaparte said, pointing to the open window behind him.

Vernia hurried to the window and closed it, then came to Jerome Bonaparte's side and held Jerome Bonaparte's cold palm with her warm hands.

After feeling the warmth from Vernia's palm, Jérôme Bonaparte's heart was equally warm, and a smile appeared on his face.

"You're still in the mood to laugh!" Wilnia looked at the lover who didn't care about her body and suddenly became angry. "Your Majesty, do you know you can easily catch a cold like this!"

"I know!" Jérôme Bonaparte responded to Vernia in a calm tone.

"Then you opened the windows so wide, for fear that the cold wind wouldn't be able to get in!" Vernia blamed Jerome Bonaparte again.

"No way! I have to keep a clear mind at all times!" Jerome Bonaparte shrugged and said to Vernia.

"Then you can't destroy your body like this!" Vernia said while repeatedly rubbing Jerome Bonaparte's palms with his hands.

Jérôme Bonaparte's hand finally regained some warmth under Vernia's repeated rubbing.

"Actually..." Jérôme Bonaparte hesitated, and then asked Vernia in a solemn tone, "Vernia!"

"Your Majesty, what's wrong?" Vernia asked Jérôme Bonaparte.

"Do you think I... am a qualified monarch?" Jerome Bonaparte asked Vernia with a slightly confused voice.

After Vernia was silent for a moment, he responded to Jerome Bonaparte, "Your Majesty, personally! You are 100% a qualified monarch, and France is thriving under your leadership!"

"But I, the monarch, cannot even effectively restrain my own company!" Jérôme Bonaparte said to Vernia dejectedly, "The company that I support with one hand can use my name to unscrupulously Expansion in French territory..."

Jerome Bonaparte told Vernia the contents of Jerome Paterson's letter, and Vernia listened quietly to Jerome Bonaparte's heartfelt words.

After Jerome Bonaparte finished speaking, Vernia said to Jerome Bonaparte: "Your Majesty, you said you were worried that they would do some illegal activities under your banner!"

"They are already doing it!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Vernia.

"Your Majesty, in my opinion, this is not a big deal! You don't have to be so depressed!" Vernia comforted Jerome Bonaparte, "If you really feel sorry for yourself, then send Basili Mr. O returned to Paris-Nord to shake it up.

Just put some restraint on them! No need to take their mistakes and punish yourself! "

"I have asked Basilio to go and rectify it!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Vernia: "I believe he should be able to bring me a satisfactory result!"

"That's enough!" Vernia gently stroked Jérôme Bonaparte's cheek with her hand and encouraged: "Your Majesty, you can be in charge of more than 30 million monarchs in France!

You can’t take into account everything that happens every day in France.

It’s understandable that you can’t understand the things about Paris-Nord Industrial Group in real time!

As long as you can find and solve the problem! "

"What you said makes sense!" Jérôme Bonaparte nodded and agreed with Vernia.

"Now that your Majesty's heart has been resolved, I will order the servants to raise the fire!" Vernia said to Jerome Bonaparte again, and then wanted to get rid of Jerome Bonaparte. Nabal stood up on his legs.

"Wait a minute!" Jerome Bonaparte gently pressed Wilnia's legs as he wanted to get up with his hands, then put his face in front of Wilnia and kissed Wilnia lightly.

"Okay!" Jerome Bonaparte let go of Vernia and let her stand up and stay away from Jerome Bonaparte.

Shortly after Vernia left the study, two servants entered Jerome Bonaparte's study. They told Jerome Bonaparte that they were here on the order of Vernia, the royal steward, to serve Jerome Bonaparte. .A fire was lit in Emperor Bonaparte's fireplace.

Jerome Bonaparte nodded, and the two servants began to take action.

One servant deftly took out last night's unburnt firewood from the fireplace, while another added new wood and lit the fire.

Looking at the several half pieces of firewood held in the arms of the servant, Jérôme Bonaparte pointed to the firewood in the servant's arms and suddenly asked: "Those are only half pieces of firewood. What are you going to do with them?"

"Your Majesty, we plan to throw them all away!" the servant responded to Jérôme Bonaparte.

"Throw it away! Isn't it a pity!" Jerome Bonaparte said to his servant.

The servant lowered his head and did not respond to Jérôme Bonaparte.

Jérôme Bonaparte immediately understood that the firewood that had not yet been burned was probably the same as the uneaten leftovers at the Tuileries Palace banquet. Channels, sold at low prices.

"Forget it! Take it!" Jérôme Bonaparte waved his hand and responded to the servant.

The two servants bowed to Jerome Bonaparte and left Jerome Bonaparte's study.

The study gradually became warmer with the burning of firewood, and Jérôme Bonaparte, who was warm all over, continued to review documents.

…

For the next month, Vernia assumed the role of Basilio.

During this period, Basilio, who had been suspended from working at the Tuileries Palace, returned to Paris-based Norrie Industrial Group to "strike hard."

Dozens of middle and senior managers were interviewed and warned by Basilio, and several senior managers were fired.

During the period of rectifying the company's style, Basilio took the opportunity to check on the projects of the group's head office and subordinate branches.

While inspecting the accounts of subordinate branches, the "imperial minister" appointed by Basilio found out the financial problems of several branch managers. These branch managers were immediately sent to prison directly by Basilio. Debt prison for the rest of your life.

Except for scientific researchers, all employees of Norinco are in danger. The originally domineering corporate character also began to shrink under Basilio's severe blow.

Those companies that cooperate with Paris-Nord are surprised to find that the attitude of Paris-Nord employees towards their partners has undergone earth-shaking changes.

They have changed from being arrogant and domineering before to being cautious and cautious now.

All company employees except Basilio did not know that the reason why they suffered such an "unintentional disaster" was because of Eugene Galilin's unintentional speech.

As the instigator, Eugene Galilin was forced to stay in Gabon by Basilio.