The Sun Never Sets In Spain

Alfonso, who was okay for a while, lived a life of class-horse racing-sleeping, three o'clock and one line.

Such a peaceful and decadent life lasted until the appearance of a newspaper.

Lunch break after class,

"Alfonso, this is you, is this real?" Take Si pointed at the picture on the front page of the French weekly newspaper with a trembling finger.

The picture is a sketch of a young man riding a horse against several cavalry, and there is a line of fine print below: Copy from the Spanish priest Enrique.

"I knew that this day would come." Alfonso held his forehead with one hand and said helplessly: "It's me."

In fact, this day is relatively slow, mainly because Isabella wrote to Napoleon, but the other party did not go around talking.

The French Weekly is also a relatively pragmatic newspaper. After hearing the news, it did not report it immediately. Instead, it sent people to inquire and collect evidence on the spot, which only dragged on for almost a month.

"Are you hitting a bunch of people alone and killing seven?" Nasi's surprised voice became sharp.

"It's not me alone. I have teammates. One of them is Lucio. You saw it a few days ago."

"It's not important, the above is very clear, you chopped down four and shot three!"

I really didn't expect to take four. Everyday, I went to bet on horses with Edward. Alfonso, who looked like a beautiful girl and had a good temper, had actually killed so many people.

He took Alfonso's arm and squeezed, "It's just a little bit of muscle line, which is far from the boxers I have seen before."

Alfonso pushed away and wanted to pinch his face and took four, rolled his eyes and said: "Okay, don't make a fuss, no emperor Bonaparte killed more than me, but I did it myself."

He looked at the text next to the newspaper-Father Enrique's work "Prince in the Forest" will participate in the Paris Exhibition in a week.

"You, a Spanish priest, came to participate in the French art exhibition. Forget it. He is mainly a realist painter." He complained inwardly.

Although he was spitting out inwardly, he didn't stop it. The nobles showed that the bravery was not a bad thing, even if it slightly exceeded it.

The only drawback is that when he walks on the street in the future, he is often recognized as a ruthless shark.

But it doesn't matter, anyway, he has a 300% return rate when walking on the street.

…

This report continues to ferment.

Even Eugenie, who has always been more serious, came to ask in person.

In the afternoon, he also saw the Austro-Hungarian Crown Prince Rudolf who hadn't seen him for a long time.

At this time, he and Nasi had just finished their day of study, and as soon as they walked out of the room, they found Rudolph and Foreign Secretary Anton waiting at the door.

Rudolph didn't look much changed, he was still ugly, and Anton was obviously more haggard than he had seen before.

Seeing Rudolph, Nasi was a little unhappy.

On the one hand, he heard that Rudolph and Alfonso danced at the ball that he didn't go to because of laziness.

On the other hand, he doesn't like playing with ugly children.

Alfonso tugged for four, stopped him from speaking, and asked with a smile on his face: "His Royal Highness Rudolf hasn't seen you for a long time, come in first."

Rudolph shook his head and sighed: "Stop sitting, we are going back to our country soon. France and Prussia will not come together for a while, and they refuse to form an alliance with us."

Interrupted with four: "There is no need to form an alliance. Once Prussia has an abnormal move, we can defeat them without any effort, just like 60 years ago."

"I hope so." Rudolph was too lazy to argue with Nasi.

"So you are here to say goodbye to me this time."

"Yes, goodbye, Your Highness Alfonso, I will miss you, and I also invite you to visit Vienna.

I really wanted to stay for a few more days, but unfortunately, I couldn't see Father Enrique's masterpiece. "Rudolph said regretfully.

Rudolph kid blindly trusted Alfonso's strength, and without confirming it, he was sure that the encounter in the forest was real.

After seeing Rudolph off, Alfonso felt as if he had forgotten something.

He remembers that he also met a boy the day he met Rudolph...François!

Francois!

He had asked François to either go to the supermarket decoration site to find someone, or go to the Elysee Palace to find someone.

But now the original shop in the Champs Elysees has been demolished, and the news has been spread for a while, and François has not been seen in either place.

Thinking of this, although it was possible to arrange for someone to go to the station to ask about the situation, Alfonso decided to see it in person.

On the one hand, Francois still owes him 90 francs, and on the other hand, racing horses every day is indeed a bit boring.

"Eu Ren, let's go to the train station."

"Huh? But I have used it three times this week to watch the opera and two times as an excuse to visit the museum. Today it is reasonable to go home before 7 o'clock..." It's a bit embarrassing to take four.

"Don't pretend, don't you just want me to ask for leave for you, okay, hurry up, I'm a bit bored by myself." Alfonso disdainfully said.

Because Eugenie is a Spaniard, she has natural respect for him, the crown prince, and Alfonso likes her very much. She often takes four leave, which Alfonso can't ask for.

"Great!"

The two got into the carriage going to the train station, with only two guards with them, one was Dias and the other was from the side.

After listening to Alfonso's narration, taking four was disdainful and said: "Oh, so he is a poor boy who knows a few languages ​​and doesn't know a few words.

Is it worth a special trip for both of us? Just ask me as many people as you need. "

Alfonso said lightly: "It's not that simple, a newsboy, I gave him the opportunity to serve the nobleman, but he didn't come. I suspect that something happened.

Have fun. Everyday scholars are stupid, and I don’t allow anyone to owe me money. "

When they arrived at the station, the four of Alfonso looked back and forth. They did not see François and the middle-aged man looking for change, nor did they see anyone else selling newspapers here.

"Is it off work?" Nasi guessed.

Alfonso said speechlessly: "It's only 5 o'clock, and the government officials have not yet finished get off work at this point. If the newsboy got off work at this point, he would have starved to death."

"That might be a job change!"

Alfonso frowned, "I don't rule out this possibility, but it's better to find a job as a minor than to work with a nobleman.

And selling newspapers at the station should be considered a better job that poor children can find.

When I came here before, there were several newsboys besides François, but now there are none of them. If something goes wrong, there will be monsters. "

Taking four was also a little interesting, which gave him the feeling of playing a detective game, and immediately proposed: "Then let's go to the person in charge of the station and ask."