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

Chapter 93 Sophia crying and begging for hugs, diamond-encrusted aunt
With an order, the guards carried Lestock away like tigers and wolves.

And Lestoke was in tears, and his miserable begging for mercy echoed in the monastery, endlessly.

Ten pieces of white fox fur, five hundred catties of potatoes, and three old hens, how could this be possible!
That is Siberia, which is extremely bitter and cold!
The other ladies-in-waiting, the Countess, and Vorontsova were all in awe of Peter.

For a moment, I was a little stunned, as if what I saw was not only His Highness, but the Tsar.

Peter looked at Johanna. The mother-in-law, who knew nothing about her future, couldn't help but collapsed on the ground. She looked at Peter in awe, but also as if she was mourning.

Peter stepped forward friendly and helped Johanna, who is only 32 years old. The mother-in-law's four mountains are well-deserved. To the future Queen of Sweden, he said with concern:

"Ma'am, are you all right?"

Johanna, who was frightened by the queen's anger, burst into tears. She looked at Peter with tears in her eyes, and said pleadingly:
"Your Highness, please..."

"Shh—no need to say much."

Peter stopped Johanna, patted her on the shoulder reassuringly, and winked at Vivienne.

Vivian helped Johanna go down.

"Woooo-"

Johanna cried bitterly.

Is it because her political career "ended" before it even started?

Or was she implicated because of Sophia?

According to Johanna's personality, maybe... it's the former.

Later, for his real wife, Peter held Sophia in his arms and comforted him softly.

Sophia just raised her pear-blossomed face and stared at Peter bewilderedly.

The Highness in front of her was so stalwart, protecting her so much, it made her almost dizzy with happiness.

In the face of the Queen's anger, it was His Highness who cared for her unswervingly.

To be able to marry such a man is really God's incomparable grace to her.

"Your Highness, please forgive my sins, I only have your Highness in my heart... woo..."

Sophia couldn't stop crying.

Peter wiped away her tears and new tears came out, which shows how much today's scene shocked Sofia.

However, she still doesn't know what happened.

There were also guards and maids here, so Peter hugged Sophia and went to the small hall of the two of them, comforted him for a while, and told the ins and outs when Sophia's mood calmed down.

He took those letters and showed her again.

Sophia couldn't help but widen her eyes.

Her lips, which had faded from crying, turned pale again, and Sophia immediately understood why the empress was so furious.

The queen invited them here almost on her own will, and almost completely favoritized her as the crown prince.

In the end, this is how they repaid His Majesty...

Sophia felt deeply ashamed at this moment.

She was trembling all over, and lowered her head in extreme sadness. She wanted to cry but held back. What right did she have to cry at this moment?
Then he hugged her in a hug, and Sophia couldn't hold back anymore, and cried out like her mother.

"Your Highness, please forgive me, I really love you, please don't leave me..."

Sophia whimpered, broke down in tears.

Peter caressed Sophia's beautiful hair, felt the fragile and boneless body in his arms, and couldn't help but sigh that women are really made of water, and there are so many tears.

Then he raised her face and kissed her lightly.

A little salty, probably tears...

And Sophia, weeping and desperate, responded enthusiastically.

……

Since the last turmoil, Sophia has been cautious in her words and deeds. She will not leave the small hall of the monastery unless she can, and self-confines herself.

And her mother refused to see her at all.

Peter asked Sophia what she meant now, and Sophia said that the queen is here now, and she wants the queen to calm down her anger.

If she met her mother under the eyes of the queen, she would despise the queen too much.

Sophia also felt a little bit resentful towards her mother, but she couldn't bear the fact that her mother was left alone, so she begged Peter to show her a good face when she met her mother.

Peter readily agreed to this small request.

Even if Sophia doesn't mention it now, he will do it.

After all, the arrangements for Johanna were already there.

But it was still a long time before the wedding, and there was no need to talk warmly to Johanna now.

Just chill it.

What Peter wanted was an obedient Swedish queen, not a woman who made waves when she went back and then wanted Russia to subdue them with war.

Afterwards, in addition to his own business, Peter did not forget to relax and chat with his aunt, the main thing was to chat with his aunt about her views on fashion.

Draw your aunt's wild ideas.

He paints very fast, almost in a flash.

Elizabeth thought her idea was very good, but when she saw that her idea became a reality without the slightest fallacy, she was blushed by the ugly or unlike clothes.

Sometimes I laughed out loud.

During this journey, the Empress changed from distracted and angry to finally relaxed again.

When the queen was happy, everyone accompanying her couldn't help but feel relieved, and couldn't help but secretly thank Peter.

The news of His Highness's handling of Lestock also spread, and people began to respect His Highness.

A minister who was once in the emperor's heart was exiled as soon as he said he was exiled. The relationship between His Majesty and His Highness is so good that none of these close ministers dared to disrespect His Highness.

Even the crown prince and concubine who was reprimanded by the queen, the maids were respectful when they saw it.

While Peter was with his aunt, he ordered Mirkowski to do two things by the way.

On this trip, my aunt brought a large group of entourages, and he did not bring so many, but he did bring Mirkowski and a group of guards who are used to it.

The first thing he ordered Mirkowski was to have the portrait of the Marquis of La Chettadie gifted by his aunt back.

This was originally my aunt's order.

For those who slandered her in the back, how could my aunt tolerate such a person and still keep her portrait.

But Peter knew the history, and he knew that the Marquis of La Chettadie had cut out all the valuable diamonds on the portrait before returning it.

How can this be!

Too stinky shameless!

The diamonds on it could be worth ten to twenty thousand rubles, which to my aunt was just one or two pieces of jewelry, but to him it was a lot of money.

There is no way, the portraits that my aunt sent are all inlaid with diamonds, super generous.

After doing this, his net worth surpassed Voronzova's small coffers now.

And the second thing is to let Mirkowski transfer someone in the name of the empress——

Count Ivan Beteskoy.

In the original history, Johanna had an unclear relationship with the earl during her stay in the Russian palace.

It is recorded in history that Johanna bled once, and the court was rumored that Johanna was pregnant and miscarried, and the target of the rumor was the earl, which discredited Johanna.

This kind of thing happened during the isolation period between Ye Er and Johanna. At that time, Johanna also had to notify Ye Er before she could see Ye Er. Ye Er was just surprised that her mother was looking for her less and less, and she didn't know the reason.

It wasn't until later, when she saw the bloodshed with her own eyes, that she got to know the rumors from her followers.

Regardless of whether the future father-in-law is wearing a hat or not, just send this Count Ivan Betskoy away.

In addition to Johanna, Ivan Beteskoy's role in Ye Er's coup was to use money to buy the Guards officers and soldiers. In fact, Ye Er had already obtained the support of the Guards at that time, which was superfluous .

Both were trivial matters, and Mirkowski was back with a report soon.

Ivan Betskoy, the unknown count, left Moscow inexplicably.

And Milkowski also brought back a complete portrait of Queen Elizabeth.

Seeing the glittering light on it, inlaid with dense diamonds, Peter couldn't help but his eyes brightened.

Diamond-encrusted aunt!
Mirkowski reports:
"Your Highness, the Marquis's Mansion was in chaos when I went there. Everyone was shocked by the Queen's order. When I saw the Marquis of La Chettadiere, his face was ashen, but he still packed his luggage without hesitation."

Peter sneered, La Chettadier stayed in St. Petersburg for 20 years, did he run away without packing his luggage, waiting for his aunt to change her mind and kill him?

Know that women are fickle.

Milkowski admires His Highness very much now, and the longer he stays with His Highness, the more he can feel that His Highness is unusual.

He originally wanted to be on the battlefield, but now he is not willing to let His Highness leave.

What could be more honorable than to be by the side of the future Tsar, and to serve the Tsar?

Absolutely not! ! !

He is welded to death by His Highness's side now.

Peter took this portrait and went to find Elizabeth, and asked his aunt to give it to him directly. The aunt was very happy to see that his nephew liked it so much.

As for picking out the diamonds on it...

It’s better to store it first, and then do it when you are really short of money.

When meeting with his aunt, Peter also asked about Sophia's father and younger siblings.

Elizabeth told him that someone had been sent to do it.

If the Duke of Anhalt had no objection to Sofia's conversion to the Orthodox Church, he would also have been invited to observe his daughter's wedding.

This is different from history. In the original history, the farewell between Ye Er and his father in Berlin was a farewell forever. He never saw his father again until his death. As for his father's death, it was reported to the Russian court that he only told her after the incident had passed.

Whether the father can go back after coming to Russia is another matter.

And this series of things, both for Johanna and Sofia, would make them ecstatic, but Peter didn't tell them now.

The time has not come.

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Ps: The title picture is the terrain of Siberia, genuine readers can see it.

　Regarding Sofia and Johanna's personalities and previous experiences, you can still read the related work, which is very detailed.

　　
　　
　
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