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This question stunned Grand Duke Mikhail. It is true that Shuvalov’s collusion with Grand Duke Nicholas to harm his good deeds has any advantage? If there is no benefit, these two people will be able to stand up against him?

But Grand Duke Mikhail still refused to give up this guess easily: “Maybe they are just jealous of my achievements and deliberately sabotage!”

Fyodor was speechless for a while, because if you want to say that this possibility does not exist, it is not at all. But he believed that it was Grand Duke Mikhail himself who was more likely to do this, and he was saving others by himself.

“The problem is that this is still no good. The situation is so broken now. If they don’t converge, the end result will be to anger Count Uvarov. Will Count Uvarov be happy by then?”

This made Grand Duke Mikhail suddenly have nothing to say, because Count Uvarov was really not a vegetarian, and even the princes like them were afraid that the count was good. If Count Uvarov is really annoyed, the consequences are too serious, and it is definitely not their little shoulders!

If it was only a good thing to destroy him, Shuvalov and Grand Duke Nikolai would dare to sing against Count Uvarov, which would be a death sentence. Grand Duke Mikhail knew that those two people weren’t that stupid yet, so his guess was obviously wrong.

“Then why did Nicholas do it right with me!”

People who are good at making things unreasonable are the best at kicking the ball to others. Grand Duke Mikhail can’t find the reason and threw the problem to Fyodor. It is so natural for him to act so arrogantly. Obviously this behavior he I didn’t do it less before, otherwise I wouldn’t be so skilled and natural!

Even Fyodor didn’t care about it. He must have been accustomed to Grand Duke Mikhail’s behavior. He thought about it and replied: “I think there must be a reason, maybe Grand Duke Nicholas is looking for A little sense of presence, maybe he wants to get a piece of the pie too?”

Grand Duke Mikhail obviously couldn’t accept this explanation. He said angrily: “Looking for a sense of presence? For what? Does he think he can get others to notice him now by fooling around? As for getting a share of the pie, why? I didn’t do anything in Kiev, so why did you share the benefits!”

Suddenly Fyodor was stunned, because Grand Duke Mikhail was too arbitrary and too domineering. Grand Duke Nicholas may indeed have no sense of existence, but after all, it is the Grand Duke. It is still in you according to the order of inheritance. Before, what qualifications do you have to despise others?

What’s more, people didn’t do nothing when they came to Kiev. They risked the danger to get in touch with Count Shuvalov, which is a great achievement. People have done their best to take risks, and in a sense, they have taken more risks than you, so why can’t they divide the benefits?

It’s just that these words are not suitable to be said too clearly. If they are really open, they will be openly slapped. So Fyodor could only vaguely remind Grand Duke Mikhail a few words, telling him that it is normal for Grand Duke Nicholas to have this kind of thought, and he should indeed give him some benefits.

“It’s impossible!” But Grand Duke Mikhail refused, with very good reasons: “There are only so many positions that can be won in Ukraine. I have to give him a part here, so I’m not busy working in vain!”

This reason is not generally powerful. The question is, what if Grand Duke Nicholas thought the same way? He took the risk and worked hard, but he couldn’t even eat the leftovers. Is this reasonable?

It’s just that no matter how Fyodor persuades Grand Duke Mikhail to kill him, he just doesn’t want to give up part of the benefits to Grand Duke Nicholas. There is no way for Fyodor to do so. He just Can sigh:

“Then you have to be prepared for Grand Duke Nicholas to keep asking you for trouble. If he really has that mind, he will never give up unless he achieves his goal!”

Who would have thought that Grand Duke Mikhail snorted disdainfully, and said: “Then let him try, I still don’t believe that I can’t deal with him!”

The two brothers are obviously going to turn back, but Grand Duke Nicholas is actually not as unbearable as Grand Duke Mikhail thought. He did have contact with Grand Duke Constantine, and he really found it very useful to win over this second brother. .

But Grand Duke Mikhail is really not stupid, he knows what the purpose of Duke Constantine is, so he won’t stand up again to help this second brother stupidly. He just thinks that some of the words of Grand Duke Constantine are reasonable, and he really needs respect, so he should do something to let people know that he is not a mascot, but also has a temper.

Naturally, he also showed his temper in a timely manner, and rejected Grand Duke Mikhail’s excessively rude request. He felt that Grand Duke Mikhail’s attempt to replace the chief of the Kiev police was excessive. Although the chief was closer to Count Shuvalov, he was also on his side.

You can’t change your person because he doesn’t buy your Grand Duke Mikhail’s account very much, right! This is completely infighting, and it is basically using power for personal gain.

Therefore, Grand Duke Nicholas did not hesitate to veto Grand Duke Mikhail’s proposal without hesitation. He felt that he was doing nothing wrong, that it was completely right and wrong. He was even a little proud, and he felt that he was indeed an old and respectful talent, unlike Grand Duke Mikhail, who was so frivolous that he was just trying to make a profit for himself.

He did not expect that the Grand Guild Mikhail would treat this as a provocation, and UU reading www.uukānshu.com tried to retaliate after turning the sky around.

“I don’t agree! There is nothing wrong with Baron Nares, why should he be removed? There is no evidence that he is connected with the case of Peter Balek and Melkulova, and one cannot be denied just because of a rumor. an honest person!”

Grand Duke Nicholas was stunned, because although the Baron Narris was not directly related to the case of Peter Balek and Melkulova, he was undoubtedly dereliction of duty in charge of the political review.

If he strictly controls, how can it be possible for Merkulova to help so many wanted Polish criminals to get through and escape? What is this not malfeasance?

Grand Duke Nicholas felt that this man was a complete fool, but if he had a little sense of responsibility, he shouldn’t have made such a big mistake. Now just to remove him from his post, that would be an extra-legal favor.

But what did Grand Duke Mikhail say? Actually said that this **** is an upright person? He also said that he should not be removed! Isn’t this madness?

Suddenly Grand Duke Nicholas couldn’t bear it anymore, and said bluntly: “This is a serious crime of malfeasance! If he is not severely punished and he is not removed from his post, everyone will follow his example in the future, what should I do!”