Solovyov in Tsarist Russia 1796

After everyone left, Louisa sat closer.

"Your Highness, I am here today."

When Louisa saw him like this, she actually knew it.

"I once promised you that I would introduce you to a daughter-in-law. What do you think of Katya?"

Louisa has a good taste. After only chatting with the unscrupulous little Katya a few times, she discovered that Princess Dolgorukova has a docile personality, outstanding manners, and devout beliefs.

Although she knew that Solovyov's beliefs were not very devout, and he even preferred to refer to Greek philosophy and Eastern philosophy, which were definitely not monotheistic theories, she believed that such an arrangement was feasible.

"But Katya is too young, she is not even 15 years old now."

"You have been in the palace for so long. How old was Elena when she got married?"

Speaking of which, in addition to Solovyov's ability to attract Paul's attention, Elena and Maria also played a big role in his long-term entry into the palace.

The second princess was surprisingly young when she got married and had children.

"Then we have to wait."

"Oh, you're still a little embarrassed."

Solovyov looked at himself in the mirror and saw that this was indeed the case.

"Louisa, little Katya is a good child. I have met her when she was only 6 years old, but we must also consider that she and my sister Yulia are very good friends, although they rarely see each other. , but communicate frequently”

Solovyov said this, and Louisa understood what he meant.

"If that's the case, let it go first. But if someone takes it away, it won't be easy to deal with."

Although Louisa spent most of her time in the palace and preferred to be alone with her children and had little contact with the outside world, she still learned about many things through the palace maids who had become monks.

Typically, when Big Natalia and "Little" Prince Golitsyn come to the palace, Big Natalia will mention what happened outside the palace.

But the suggestion Louisa now gave to Solovyov, that little Katya would become his wife in the future, Solovyov seriously considered it.

After all, he can't always be by Louisa's side. The relationship between the two is secretive and dangerous.

At the same time, although Solovyov had a good feel for Alexander's temper, he was not completely sure about this matter.

After all, I am not Czartoryski, so I don’t have the capital.

"But, I still want to say."

"Besides this, Misha, come to my place at night. You are a brave man. I wonder if you are still so bold now?"

Luisa wanted his company, so she said so.

"Louisa, whatever you want me to do, I will do it."

"Well, you come to the Tafrid Palace in the evening. From today on, I am going to go back there. The Winter Palace is really not suitable for me."

For her, the burden of being a queen is still very heavy, and not being able to give birth to a son is also a lot of pressure.

However, both of them forgot one thing, that is, when Empress Elizabeth Petrovna was still there, she did not care what her nephew Peter III could have with his wife, as long as it was a boy, not even the flesh and blood of Peter III. It's okay, Russia needs an heir.

Solovyov consciously or unconsciously forgot about this matter out of respect for Paul.

After all, Paul is highly similar to Peter III in appearance and temperament.

If this is true, it would be Lysenko's great victory.

Of course, Louisa's request for him to come over was also a very secretive operation, and it had to be done according to the old method.

As for Alexander, he also felt strange. His favorite mistress was Maria Naryshkina, but all the Polish girls gave birth to girls, regardless of whether Alexander or her husband came. The same was true for other mistresses. Among the ladies and maids who had recently given birth, a high proportion of girls were born, and Alexander probably knew which one was his child.

As for the twins Polina and Svetlana, they are more similar to their mother in appearance, and they were born together from their mother's womb, so they are somewhat spiritually connected.

It is difficult for outsiders to believe that the two of them have different fathers. Some people even think of what Zeus often does.

Such a person is not even afraid of Zeus's lightning, and must punch hard.

If you knew it, you might think it was a "miracle". You must know that Alexander was very superstitious. Russia was not only feudal serfdom, but also feudal and superstitious.

As for going to Louisa's place at night, Solovyov was quite cunning. He deliberately put on the uniform of the Semyonovsky Regiment. This outfit often represented "outlaws" in Petersburg. .

If it were the uniform of the Guards Chasseurs or the general regiment, it would be too conspicuous.

And to meet Luisa like this, it is true that the two of them have a good relationship.

Meanwhile, at the Winter Palace, Alexander brought Maria Naryshkina and their daughter to the Winter Palace to spend the weekend together.

The tsar was very clear about the issue of his queen and his mistress. Even if the two of them were as good as each other, they still had to be separated in daily life.

As for Alexander doing this, he was somewhat superstitious.

Since you can't have a son, then live the life you want.

It was just different from the later mysticism. He wanted to live this kind of life with his wife and mistress in turn, but this practice was very strange and people could not figure out what he was trying to do.

Of course, Louisa had her own ideas when she asked Soloviev to come.

It was not about the issue of succession. She actually had a son and did not want her child to be on the throne. However, because of her family, she could not leave Petersburg to live a semi-secluded life in the countryside.

Therefore, she also proposed to Alexander that Maria Naryshkina could take turns to serve her, which made the Tsar himself a little embarrassed and even did not care much about Louisa's personal life.

Of course, the couple had recently heard about the Paris newspaper's satire on the Russian royal family, which was somewhat psychologically difficult, so they simply followed this statement.

Anyway, Bonaparte had no son of his own so far, so it didn't matter what he said, Alexander and Louisa still had daughters.

Louisa also had to hand over all five daughters to the nanny, asking them to go to bed quickly, and she would be alone in the bedroom.

Solovyov knew the path. He could climb in from a window sill on the side of the palace.

The only problem was that it was still a little slippery in winter. The marble guardrail had this problem. But he was wearing a lot of clothes and didn't get hurt.

But when Louisa saw him coming in like this, she laughed.

"Misha, you look so embarrassed."

"Yes, even more embarrassed than on the battlefield. When I covered your Majesty's retreat, I taught the French a lesson."

Speaking of which, Solovyov wrote the message left by the Russian soldiers in Georgia on the wall of the Austerlitz Castle, but he didn't know whether the French saw it.

"Come and read with me. I don't want to listen to stories, but to listen to things you are good at, such as oriental history."

It's just that there are too many Chinese history books. In order to facilitate St. Petersburg Teachers College and Moscow Imperial University to be familiar with oriental culture and provide materials for the newly established Oriental Studies major, Solovyov only wanted to translate the "Spring and Autumn Zuo Zhuan" and "Shang Shu". Many books cannot be found in Russia. Solovyov could only exchange folk publications with Shanxi tycoons through smugglers in Kyakhta, and only then did he get a complete set of the Four Books and Five Classics, as well as some printed history books.

Of course, the publishing house also has requirements for him, because Guan Laoye is also very popular in Russia, and Erye likes to read "Spring and Autumn", so Solovyov's recent translation work is also to translate "Zuo Zhuan", and the progress is also very stable.

Even if he was caught by someone, Solovyov came with the translation manuscript.

Louisa was very relaxed like this, she leaned on the recliner in loose pajamas.

"It's been a long time since you went to Europe to perform your mission. You were very cautious after you came back. Until today, you came back to me."

"Yes, but the history I am translating now is obviously darker."

After Soloviev finished reading a paragraph, Louisa also understood what a dark story this was.

"This is full of conspiracies. If the king favors his young wife like this, something will happen in the country. Especially there are older princes in the country, and even the crown prince has been established. If you are not careful, there will definitely be a civil war. Just like the war of succession that often happens in Europe, it doesn't sound good."

"Yes, Louisa, you are right. What will happen next is long-term chaos."

"Then don't tell me about this. Do you have any other translated manuscripts?"

"Ah"

In addition to translating the story of Li Ji's chaos and Chong'er's escape, Soloviev also has some completed content related to King Zhuang of Chu.

Speaking of which, what he is doing now is much more excessive than the general who molested King Zhuang of Chu's beloved concubine.

Moreover, it was a bit presumptuous to tell this in front of Louisa.

But after hearing it, Louisa laughed it off.

"You little rascal, this story seems to have been mentioned before."

"But I'm not a 'ruble'."

The two of them were playing, and the mood was too high. If it wasn't explained, I would have thought it was an encrypted call.

"Of course you are not so reckless, and you are very talented. Although you are brave, you are more intelligent."

Then, Louisa stood up from the sofa and stretched out her hand to Solovyov.

"Misha, you can kiss my hand."

"Of course I am happy, Louisa."

"At this time, let's dance tonight, a waltz without music."

She made this request, and Solovyov was very happy, and the two of them were not moving fast, just enjoying this atmosphere.

"You haven't composed music for a long time. It seems that only Maria, who married far away, can make you do this often."

"I have too many things to do. Recently, His Highness Constantine asked me to organize the staff of the Guards."

"Ah, you are always responsible, but you are always alone. You are really a 'Ponomach'."

"No, Louisa, it should be 'Monomach'."

Louisa was wrong here, and Solovyov corrected it. This is the nickname of the Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine IX. His grandson, Grand Prince Vladimir of Kiev, also has the same nickname as a name.

It means "lone fighter", which is quite appropriate.

"But I need someone to help me share knowledge."

"Do you want me to help you talk to Alexander?"

Although this pillow talk is convenient, Soloviev has to protect himself and Louisa, and he still cherishes this relationship.

"It's not good, if..."

"It doesn't matter, I'll let Masha say that your majesty is good with her, and I am also good with her. Although it sounds strange, as the queen, I am indeed a close friend of your majesty's mistress. If she is a man, I will definitely fall in love with her."

"In this way, I am a little 'jealous'."

After turning around a few times, Louisa felt tired, so she leaned in Soloviev's arms and heard this.

"Do you have such a time? It seems that everyone has such emotional problems."

After Soloviev caught her, he began to stroke her smooth back again. Because of this pajamas, a large area of ​​skin on her back was still exposed.

"But my identity means that we can't be together for a long time. One day, I will get married, and maybe you will arrange the bride."

"You will come to me less and less in the future. Maybe one day in the future, Alexander will send you to be a governor or a commander of the army. At that time, you will have few opportunities to accompany me."

Louisa also roughly knows that Solovyov is also very affectionate, but there is one thing about him, that is, he will not refuse, whether in work, emotion or friendship.

Therefore, he will still be emotional when he is around her.

"Louisa, what do you want me to do?"

"I think you can... accompany me for a while, this evening, and in the near future, when you are free."

Speaking of which, Louisa lives in the Tavrid Palace, so it is more convenient to sneak in here.

Moreover, because of her living habits, the maids often go to rest early, and the "vigilance" outside is still relatively "lax".

In addition, Solovyov has always had the habit of getting up early, so it is indeed easier for him to leave quietly when the night is longer.

However, what to do with Louisa at night depends on what this young and beautiful queen, who is not even thirty years old, is going to do.

For example, doing leg lifts.

Fortunately, Louisa does not have many lovers, and there is only one who succeeds, and the others are rejected.

In this case, Alexander is already a more powerful version of King Zhuang of Chu, that is, he is also tolerant and will not care about his wife having a lover.

Solovyov, under this condition, if he is really caught one day, he will have to work hard.