Struggle in Russia

Why didn't Petrovna hope that Anton or Count Rostovtsev would solve Count Shuvalov in one fell swoop, as long as she thought of that rich wolf staring at her secretly, she would feel uncomfortable all over.

But Petrovna also knew that this high probability was impossible. After all, Kiev was still in the limelight for solving the case. It would be too eye-catching to kill Shuvalov at this time. If it doesn't work, it will cause waves again.

And now, even she, the client, doesn't want to make any more troubles. She has been tossed enough for this time, and she just wants to live a peaceful life for two days.

So she sighed faintly and said: "That's too risky, it's better not to make extra troubles at this time. And he can't find anything, Bruning and Fioning have been sent away long ago, there is nothing to investigate check."

Raffle nodded at first, and after hesitating for a moment, he still couldn't help but said: "In my opinion, the Earl and the others are too benevolent, and it's better for Bruning and Fioning to keep silent. Even if they are sent away, but It's always a disaster!"

Petrovna actually agrees with Lavre's opinion very much. In her opinion, Fioning and Bruning just kill people, destroy their bodies and traces, and that's the end of the matter. Why send them away? Although Shuvalov can't find them for the time being, who can guarantee that they will never be found. If they are found one day, or if those two guys tell the truth for some reason, it will be troublesome!

But this thought was just playing around in Petrovna's mind, thinking that it would be good for herself and Raffle not to kill anyone.

She sighed and said, "It's really simple to kill and silence, it's a one-hundred-thousand-point solution. But if I had to choose, I still agree with the Earl and their way of handling it, which is more humane and reassuring!"

In fact, Ralph also felt the same way. No matter who does things, he doesn't want his boss to be mean and ungrateful and not take human life seriously. To do things like that, you have to think about the way out all the time, or you might be silenced if you don't pay attention.

Raffle had had enough of those precarious days under Earl Shuvalov, and the new boss could even let a role like Bruning go. Presumably, as long as they acted honestly, their lives would not be in danger.

He could only hope that the new boss was lucky enough that Earl Shuvalov could not find Bruning and Fionin, and he also hoped that those two guys would keep their mouths tight enough to bury this matter in his heart forever.

Naturally, Petrovna also saw what Lavre was thinking, and she sighed again: "Okay, it's useless for us to worry about these things, now we just do our own thing well, you can find a chance to remind that Major Anton, try to keep a low profile in the future, and don't come to me if there are no particularly important things..."

As she spoke, she seemed to remember something again.

He asked again: "Have you contacted Ye Pugeni? In the future, if you have something to tell him, we should try not to contact each other directly!"

Raffle nodded and said, "We got in touch. Brother Zhenya said that he will be back immediately after we have arranged the things in Bucharest!"

Petrovna was stunned and asked, "Isn't it arranged yet? Is it really that good over there?"

Yes, Petrovna did not expect that Yepugeni would choose Wallachia as a hiding place. It is said that in the past few months with the funds provided by Petrovna, he has been doing well there, and even Made a fortune.

Raffle chuckled and said, "Yes, brother Zhenya said that the business environment over there is much better than in China, and that Governor Speransky is a talented person who managed Wallachia in an orderly manner. He also said that the Let's just go and develop together, it's much less bad than domestic troubles!"

Petrovna gave a wry smile. She really didn't expect Yepugeni to have such a high opinion of Wallachia. Hearing what Lavre meant, Yepugeni developed well there, and she was a little bit reluctant to leave.

If it was in the past, she would definitely have scoffed at this. What good can there be in a country like Wallachia, which is so useless? How can it compare with Kiev?

But she also knew that Yepugeni was a stable person, and he didn't give it to him for nothing in Kiev all these years. If it wasn't really good there, he certainly wouldn't give it such a high evaluation.

Thinking of this, her heart moved. Although the danger was saved this time, the process was actually extremely thrilling, and she almost had to confess. What does this mean? It means that the Three Caves of the Rabbit is very necessary. Simply letting Yepgeny operate in Wallachia in advance can be regarded as a way out.

"Really? Then tell Yepugeni not to worry, and come back after settling down there. If there is really as good as he said, it can be regarded as a way out!"

What Petrovna said made Raffle very happy, and this time he was terrified too, wishing that Petrovna would stop messing around. It's just that the hostess is obviously not a person who easily admits defeat, and she still has to continue to toss.

There was no way for Ralph to persuade him. The only thing he could do was to arrange retreats and countermeasures in advance, so as to avoid falling into the same embarrassment again. Now that Petrovna is not opposed to planning a retreat in Wallachia, this is great news for Lavre. If it weren't for him, he wouldn't be able to leave at all. good.

Since Yepugeni couldn't leave for a while, Petrovna could only run to Viscount Prozolov to give Count Shuvalov the opportunity to be more cautious when meeting her in the future. Eye drops.

"He came to you to investigate that case?"

Viscount Prozolov is also a smart person. He has naturally paid attention to the situation of the case, and he is also curious about the behind-the-scenes forces that interfered with Count Shuvalov's good deeds. Although these people did not help them, at least they interfered with Earl Shuvalov's plan in the last incident, almost making it fall short.

Anyway, Viscount Prozolov did not dare to imagine what would be the end result of Count Shuvalov's comfortable actions without these people disrupting the situation. Maybe now that Ukraine has become the opponent's world, Grand Duke Constantine lost even more thoroughly and there will be no pants left.

However, these behind-the-scenes forces have no trace except for the sudden appearance at that time. At one time, Viscount Prozolov thought that they might really be Fioning's accomplices. They came forward to bribe Bruning and then tried to rescue Feo. Ning is not impossible.

It's just that he himself knows that this possibility is very small, because if the Russian revolutionaries have this kind of action, they will not be chased by the third part these years.

Now Count Shuvalov suddenly came to look for relevant clues, which made Viscount Prozolov think that the group of people at that time probably had a lot of background, and they might have old grudges with Count Shuvalov. If they can cooperate with each other a handful of...