Struggle in Russia

Shuvalov was making the final preparations, and Petrovna was not idle. She also knew the risk of this operation, and she must leave some means of saving her life.

First of all, she also hired eight bodyguards at a high price, and arranged for these four people to guard her side by side on the day of the operation. As long as Shuvalov made any changes, she immediately asked the bodyguards to cover her escape.

For this reason, she also specially prepared a safe house outside Kiev. This safe house was purchased under a false identity. Not to mention that Shuvalov didn't even know her godbrother. In addition, a full set of false identities are prepared in the safe house, and if things really don't go well, she is ready to use them to flee abroad.

Of course, in order to stabilize Shuvalov and prevent him from discovering that he had made arrangements in advance, she kept these bodyguards in the dark, and only when she signaled them would they come forward to rescue them.

Even after finishing all this, Petrovna still felt uneasy. She even sent her personal maid back to her hometown, along with some secret documents, which were evidence of Shuvalov's crimes over the years.

She explained to the maid that as soon as she heard the news of her accident, she would immediately mail these documents to the Supreme Court. This was also her last resort to save her life.

In fact, after making these preparations, Petrovna didn't feel very safe, because people's hearts were too unpredictable, and she couldn't guarantee that her personal maid would be reliable, just like she was a second-hander who sent Yepugeni away before. Sending the waitress away is another important step, but she herself is not sure whether the two secondary actions will be effective.

Maybe Yepgeny and the waitress were unreliable, maybe Shuvalov had discovered her tricks a long time ago, and all possibilities existed until the moment the truth came to light.

Petrovna spent more than ten days in anxiety. She waited eagerly for news from Brunin, and sometimes even hoped that it would be best for Brunin to elope with Zhenya. so many things...

But she immediately thought that even if Bruning ran away, she might not feel better. After all, she gave Shuvalov's half a million rubles to Bruning, which was half a million rubles! With so much money gone, can Shuvalov let it go?

Immediately, Petrovna felt bitter in her heart. She realized that no matter what, she would not feel better. With Shuvalov's ruthlessness, she would definitely not let her off lightly. She felt that she was very sad, no matter what she did, she couldn't help herself.

"Hey, let's take one step at a time! Even if it's really over, it's good to save such suffering, I can't live through this damn day..."

It seems that Petrovna is giving up on herself, but it is not the case. This woman is so ambitious that it is impossible to give up her pursuit of power, status and money. Even if there is no such thing as Shuvalov, she will still be involved in other things sooner or later. In the vortex of death.

She is a born moth,

As long as you see a fire, you will definitely jump on it.

"Ma'am, Mr. Bruning is visiting!"

Just when Petrovna was feeling uneasy, the butler notified him of Brunin's arrival. Immediately, all the anxieties and doubts at the beginning were thrown away by her, and she stood up from the sofa in a jerk, shouting excitedly:

"It's finally here, let him go to the living room and wait for me... Also, send a signal to Ivan and the others to get them ready!"

When she said this, Petrovna's words were full of excitement, as if a young girl was about to date Prince Charming. She hurried out, but drew back immediately and added:

"Forget it, you go to receive him first, just say that I am taking a nap and ask him to wait in the living room!"

The reason why Petrovna changed her original intention and didn't go to see Brunin right away was because she found that she was not in the right mood. She knew that if she went to see Bruning so hastily, she would be negligent because of being too excited.

And Petrovna knew that there must be no negligence in this matter, and any slight negligence would destroy her forever.

Naturally, she didn't want to die, so she decided to calm down by herself first, and wait until she calmed down before going to see Bruning. She felt that since she had waited for so many days, it didn't matter if she waited for a few more minutes.

She drank a small glass of vodka, and under the influence of alcohol, her heart began to stabilize, and her temperament returned to the previous iceberg state. Even this was not enough, she took a few deep breaths until her breathing became soft and slow, and then she walked into the living room slowly.

"Felix Alexievich, why did you come here suddenly? Didn't you travel to Poltava? You came back so soon?"

When asking these questions, Petrovna kept her tone as calm as possible, as if she didn't care about this matter at all. But only she knew how out of control she felt when she learned that Brunin was going on a trip with Zhenia ten days ago.

It took her a long time to persuade herself not to be angry, because that woman Zhenia was really capricious sometimes, and it was not surprising that she wanted to travel suddenly. She just needs to make sure that the two aren't really about to elope.

Fortunately, she soon found out that it was indeed just a trip, and neither Zhenia nor Brunin behaved strangely, at least they didn't look like they were packing up their belongings and preparing to run away. More importantly, their trip did not go too far, and the destination was Poltava.

Judging from the direction, Poltava is getting farther and farther away from the border, and it is even more impossible to go abroad. The most important thing was that after she reported the matter to Shuvalov, the latter told him that they would send someone to monitor Brunin and Zhenya, and if they had any plans to escape, they would immediately take them down.

If so, Petrovna's heart was in a state of turmoil, and now that Brunin finally came back, she was relieved.

"Madam, I'm sorry, it's been delayed for more than ten days." Bruning's attitude was very correct, as if he wanted to get down to business quickly, and he seemed to show off by asking for credit: "But this trip is not in vain. Make her happy, she gave me the warrant as soon as I came back today!"

Even though Petrovna was already mentally prepared, she couldn't help being extremely excited when she heard this. She was so excited that she couldn't control her voice, and asked sharply, "Have you got the warrant?"

Bruning didn't talk nonsense, and immediately took out the things from his arms and handed them over. Petrovna took the warrant with trembling hands, checked it carefully, and found that the things were indeed right, and then heaved a sigh of relief. :

"Very good, well done! Haha, you boy...you boy is going to be a star!"