I am Peter III, Emperor of the Hexagon of the Goose Kingdom

Chapter 90 Being ridiculed, my aunt is furious
On the first day, Peter was working on a literary project with Voronzova and the countess, and took time to meet his aunt who was happy.

Although my aunt came to the monastery to relax, she did not prevent people from coming to see her.

So there was an endless stream of court ladies who came to see him.

And every noble lady looked at her aunt's fashion with admiration and asked which fashion master designed it. They also hoped to have this honor very much.

My aunt has a great sense of accomplishment in leading the fashion, and is planning to hold a grand party after returning to Moscow.

Peter met at this time.

He easily obtained the monopoly of fashion design from his aunt.

In other words, from now on, the fashion styles represented by my aunt can only be designed by him or others authorized by him.

Otherwise, it is against Russia!
In Russia, who dares to oppose the queen and the crown prince?
After the first step is completed, my aunt can't do the second step, and I have to rely on myself.

In this regard, Peter has not slackened since he was in the Moscow Palace. He, Countess Roman, and Voroncova have been secretly working on it.

Even Sophia didn't let her get involved.

He didn't deliberately target Sophia. When he was in Moscow, he discussed Voltaire with Sophia from time to time, and found that Sophia knew nothing about Voltaire now.

Coupled with the stability of the crown prince's status, and he will not commit suicide, Peter has no doubts about Sophia.

Even if Sophia is Ye Ersheng, it is more interesting to him.

Keeping Sofia out of it was another reason.

The next day passed peacefully.

Ekaterina Vorontsova cried once, not because of him.

On the third day, and the fourth day, it was still calm, and Johanna and her aunt were talking and laughing happily, in high spirits.

On the fifth day, it seemed that the clear sky was suddenly covered with clouds, followed by lightning and thunder.

On this morning, Peter, Vorontsova, and the Countess went about their business as usual, and at noon they stood at the window sill with Sofia looking at the beautiful lawn below and the beautiful scenery in the distance.

When Sophia was amused by Peter from time to time, Lestock came in suddenly. He stood at the door and said to Peter and Sophia:
"Stop your fighting immediately!"

Then he turned to Sophia and said:

"You can go back and pack your bags, you're going home soon!"

Lestock tried his best to conceal the ecstasy in his heart.

He didn't expect that things would turn into such a big mess with Johanna.

Even if Luisa can't be crown princess, Sophia can't even think about it!

Sophia couldn't help being taken aback, she quickly asked:
"How is this going?"

Lestock said very seriously:

"You'll know!"

Then went off in a huff.

Sophia couldn't imagine what had happened, even if she was in such a high position, it was unbelievable that Lestock spoke to the Crown Prince and the Crown Princess in such an arrogant and disrespectful tone.

Sophia panicked.

She thought she was going to be sent back to Zelbster, and she couldn't help crying.

Peter looked in the direction Lestock was leaving, and it was quite surprising that the experienced counselor spoke to him in such a tone.

Johanna offended his aunt, but he didn't. On the contrary, he could trample Lestock to death at any time.

This only proves that Lestock was too happy to lose his composure.

He cared too much about the candidate for the crown prince.

Peter couldn't help sneering, he never took revenge overnight.

The countess and Vorontsova were disturbed, and they came out to ask what happened, Peter smiled at them and said it was okay.

Then console Sophia:

"With me here, it's fine."

Feeling the trembling of Sophia's body, Peter sighed and held her in his arms.

Then Elizabeth came out from the opposite room, her eyes sparkling, her cheeks flushed with rage, and Johanna followed Elizabeth, her former vigor no longer visible, her eyes brimming with tears, He looked terrified and helpless.

Peter patted Sophia on the shoulder and walked towards his aunt. With Lestock gloating and everyone else trembling, he took his aunt's hand and walked out.

Elizabeth was very angry!

In the past, when she was angry, the courtiers around her, regardless of gender, except the Duchess of Polia, usually slapped her.

Snapped--!
Snapped--!
Snapped--!
But at this time, her anger was blocked by her nephew.

Lestock was stunned, the queen was dragged away by the crown prince?

How can this be?

Lestock hurriedly turned his head, and with a bang, the door of the Queen's room was shut.

Lestock is unbelievable!

Johanna was also stunned.

She never expected that her plans with the Marquis of La Chettadiere and Baron Madefield would fall into the eyes of Bestutev, and she even copied all the secret letters sent by herself and others.

She could hardly imagine what was in store for her.

Seeing Sophia with teary eyes, Johanna's eyes were in tears, and Sophia didn't know all this.

She couldn't help but stepped forward to hug her daughter and began to cry.

Sophia was even more disturbed, feeling that everything was going away from her...

In the queen's room, Elizabeth was very angry.

"Aunt, what happened, Lestock actually said to let Sophia go back to Zebster."

asked Peter.

Elizabeth froze for a moment. Although she was angry, these letters did not indicate that Sophia was also involved in the slander and conspiracy against her.

She just wanted to vent.

Johanna is the person she fancy. Johanna often corresponded with her before she came to Russia. She has certain hopes and favors for Johanna.

And Sofia is even more important.

She was the crown prince chosen by herself for her nephew from the beginning.

It happened that she was more angry with Sophia than Johanna.

And this kind of anger is not so much for Sophia, but for his failure to see people.

"Bestutev sent it, you can see for yourself."

Elizabeth pointed to the 50 secret letters on the table and said angrily.

Peter stepped forward.

Many of them were unpacked, but some were not. Apparently, my aunt was not in the mood to read them.

"Where is Bestutev?"

Peter asked casually.

Elizabeth said: "He has returned to Moscow."

Peter couldn't help scolding the old fox, knowing that it would arouse the queen's anger, he lit the fire and ran away, as expected of him!

Then read a few.

"Elizabeth is a lazy, extravagant woman, changing clothes four or five times a day, signing documents she has never read, and getting plump, it's ridiculous..."

It was the Marquis de La Chettadiere who made fun of my aunt.

Isn't it a good thing that my aunt is plump?
Peter felt that the Marquis of La Chettadier did not understand love.

"You can rest assured that everything is within my sight, whether Moscow or St. Petersburg. I salute you, your loyal servant Johanna."

Written by Johanna, it goes without saying who to pay tribute to, Frederick II.

Although Sophia's father was a prince, he was once so poor that he wanted to work in the Prussian army to earn money to support his family. Johanna could justify being so humble to the Prussian king.

"Embassadors from all over the world are very concerned about who will be the crown prince and concubine. Queen Elizabeth insists on going her own way. Whether it is taking Crown Prince Peter to Russia or recognizing Princess Sophia as the crown prince, she has not communicated with Bestutev. Although Queen Elizabeth does not like other Stutev, but trusted him, it was an uphill battle..."

The words are to the point, and it was written by Baron Madefield, the Prussian ambassador to St. Petersburg.

There are many more. Peter picked some to read. Although they were copied, they were all written by Johanna, La Chettadier, and Madefield.

The evidence is conclusive, the final word!
Bestutev didn't even have to wait for the results here, he went back to Moscow with peace of mind.

Peter took his aunt to one side and sat down, sincerely said:

"Little mother, in my heart, you are the most beautiful woman in the world. Your body curve is even inferior to the Virgin Mary!"

Elizabeth glared at Peter, but Peter had a playful smile on his face, obviously not taking it seriously.

Elizabeth couldn't help but say:

"Tell me what to do."

Peter said:
"Immediately expel the Marquis of La Chettadiere, restrict Baron Madefield from leaving the country within six months, and Johanna let her stay until after the wedding."

Elizabeth asked, "Where's Sophia?"

Peter smiled and said:
"Sofia greets you every day, and spends the rest of the time studying Russian seriously. She has never been out of my palace. Where can you find another Crown Princess who is so attentive?"

Elizabeth shook her head and said:
"I don't trust her anymore!"

Peter sighed, knowing the problem was serious.

The queen's trust is the most precious.

(End of this chapter)