Struggle in Russia

Grand Duke Constantine looked at Viscount Prozolov, who looked calm and completely displeased, but was a little embarrassed.

In the final analysis, this matter was because he was not honest enough. He originally thought that Viscount Prozolov would be a little emotional, and he thought about how to appease him, but the other party seemed to not care about this matter at all, which made him a little I'm sorry, I feel like I owe Viscount Prozolov.

Of course, this feeling of indebtedness is not particularly strong. After all, Grand Duke Constantine is the top nobleman, the prince, and for him who is ambitious, it is advisable to use everyone under his command to make the most of them. necessary. So he does not reject using any means to achieve this goal.

His feeling of being indebted was at best a little embarrassing, and it was impossible to give Viscount Prozolov any compensation for this.

And Viscount Prozolov is very aware of this, so he didn't bother to worry about it, because if he really argued this matter with Grand Duke Constantine, the other party's sense of indebtedness would immediately disappear without a trace .

For a big man like Grand Duke Constantine, don't overestimate their integrity, otherwise you will find that they have no integrity at all!

Sure enough, Grand Duke Constantine was a little embarrassed for two seconds, and then he immediately returned to normal, and replied very calmly: "He wants to negotiate with me, hoping to resolve the current dispute peacefully, and end this incident with dignity. everything……"

Viscount Prozolov was not surprised by this at all. For Count Shuvalov, the only reason to find Grand Duke Constantine was for this. Otherwise, it was almost impossible for the two of them to sit at the same table. Have a meal.

"Then how does Count Shuvalov plan to end all this decently?"

Grand Duke Konstantin suddenly became angry. It was obvious that Earl Shuvalov's conditions made him very dissatisfied, but Viscount Prozolov felt strange that if he was not satisfied with the conditions, he would just refuse, anyway. The current situation is not unbearable for Grand Duke Constantine.

Grand Duke Constantine was angry because of this, which at least shows that Count Shuvalov must have a card to play, and playing this card will make Grand Duke Constantine very uncomfortable!

Viscount Prozolov was curious, what exactly is this card? Anyway, he reviewed all the situations and couldn't find the possibility of Count Shuvalov's comeback. Is there anything else he doesn't know?

Grand Duke Constantine saw at a glance that Viscount Prozolov wanted to understand the twists and turns inside, which saved a lot of trouble for him, so he replied simply and clearly: "The problem lies in other people. Enter Stuzhev Ryumin, that bastard! This stupid and mean villain betrayed me,

damn it! If I knew he was such a despicable person, I shouldn't have promoted him! "

Viscount Prozolov calmly watched Grand Duke Konstantin curse Bestuzhev Ryumin, and watched him vent his anger. All he could think about was what could happen to Bestuzhev Ryumin. Goofs, or what damage can Bestuzhev Ryumin do?

It is not polite to say that Bestuzhev Liumin is finished, even if he is proven innocent, but the mistress around him has made such a big mess, and this alone can ruin his future.

He is already a dead dog, and it stands to reason that no matter what happens, there will be no waves, but why can Earl Shuvalov use him to continue killing the Grand Duke Constantine, and seeing the posture of the Grand Duke Constantine, the damage is still terrible ,Why is this?

For a while, Viscount Prozolov thought a lot and assumed many possibilities. After he quickly ruled out those obviously improbable possibilities, a flash of inspiration suddenly appeared in his mind—he knew what Shuvalov was going to do. up!

As I said before, even if Bestuzhev Ryumin is proven innocent, his future will be ruined, he is just a dead dog. So he himself knew very well that this was the case in this life, but if Count Shuvalov could give him a condition that he could not refuse, let him plead guilty!

Yes, the current situation looks like Bestuzhev Ryumin is quite innocent, and it is very likely that he was framed. But if he himself voluntarily confessed that he did everything, and even further implicated Grand Duke Constantine, saying that these actions were ordered by Grand Duke Constantine, what would be the consequences?

That's a lot of fun!

This is extremely unfavorable to Grand Duke Constantine. He must try to explain all this clearly and clear himself of suspicion. But it's really not easy to do it. After all, the relationship between Bestuzhev Ryumin and him is obvious. As long as the former bites him to death, he can't tell clearly with his mouth all over his body!

What's more, for Nicholas I, it is useless for Grand Duke Constantine to make it clear. Even if he knows that this son may be wronged, he will be very disappointed, because this shows that Grand Duke Constantine has no way to control him and has means. Very limited, obviously not someone who can do great things.

Once Grand Duke Constantine left such an impression on Nicholas I, it would be almost impossible for him to stand up. Such a result must be unacceptable to him.

Viscount Prozolov asked calmly: "Count Shuvalov threatened to use Bestuzhev Ryumin to force you to let go, right?"

Grand Duke Konstantin was slightly taken aback. He knew that Viscount Prozolov was very smart and sharp, but his sharpness was beyond his expectations. He just mentioned the name of Bestuzhev Ryumin to the other party. I just want to understand the cause and effect, which is a bit scary!

It's just that the most important thing for him now is not this, but how to end it, so he nodded depressedly and said: "Yes, he used Bestuzhev Ryumin to make a fuss, and that bastard has been bought by him Already!"

Viscount Prozolov nodded and asked again: "Then have you contacted Bestuzhev Ryumin immediately? Can you confirm that he has been bought?"

In fact, Viscount Prozolov knew that Shuvalov would not tell such a lie to fool them. Bestuzhev Ryumin should have betrayed him, but knowing it is one thing and confirming it is another. In the officialdom, this kind of key information must be confirmed before it can be accepted, otherwise it would be too embarrassing if there is an emergency situation.

Grand Duke Constantine nodded in embarrassment and replied in frustration: "I've confirmed it, that bastard really betrayed, and he said he had no choice but to, hell! Doesn't he have any shame, even the most basic moral principles?" Have you discarded it!"