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

Chapter 143 Aurora moved into Huangcun, Duke Golitsyn's invitation letter
Originally, the housekeeper of a manor is not worthy of bishops, priests and nuns to pray on the deathbed, but it is another matter with His Majesty the Emperor.

"Oh, Aurora, my darling!"

When the priest and the nun were praying for Aurora's father, Peter hugged the trembling Aurora and kissed her comfortingly.

Aurora's soft face was pressed tightly against Peter, and the old father glanced here, his final gaze was full of comfort and joy.

Then the voice of the bishop sounded, praying for the newborn soul to ascend to heaven and fall into the arms of the Virgin.

Priests and nuns followed the bishop to pray, and the room was filled with a holy atmosphere.

Aurora hugged Peter tightly, closed her eyes and prayed.

When it was all over, Peter saw the Duchess being escorted.

Milkowski stepped forward and said:
"Your Majesty, what should I do with her?"

Peter glanced at it and said lightly:

"Let her live here, and pray for Aurora's father every day in the future, and never leave."

"Yes!"

Princess Golitsyn was brought in.

Pasek died without a sound, and the fashion contest that was separated by two gardens was still going on lively, so he didn't notice the abnormality here.

If there was a small change, it was that the beautiful and proud Duchess suddenly disappeared from there, and no one knew where she went.

It was her painstaking effort that Peter didn't disturb Vivienne's feast any more.

He promised Aurora and her mother:

"In the future, you don't have to worry about your life anymore. I will take you to a place, in Huangcun, where you will live the life you want."

Huangcun is a royal resort not far from Moscow. It has beautiful scenery and is very suitable for living.

Aurora's mother cried and fell to her knees, trembling because of the huge gap in status, and never treated Peter like she did to an officer.

Peter sighed, and took Aurora's hand. Although Aurora was in grief, she was overwhelmed by His Majesty's favor.

A group of horse-drawn carriages left the manor and headed for Huangcun. Apart from the coffins of Aurora's mother and daughter and Aurora's father, Mirkowski, Dalier, and Ivanovic were accompanying them.

After leaving Huangcun, Peter took only one painting by his side, which was Aurora who was smiling with tears on her face.

Aurora will always be waiting for him in Huangcun.

Peter asked Ivanovich about Prince Golitsyn, and Ivanovich reported everything in detail.

If he learns things from Ivanovic, it will not be so simple.

He obviously didn't just ask.

With this painting, Peter walked into the palace and put it in a room.

"Your Majesty, I will always wait for you..."

Peter thought of Aurora's affectionate confession to him, with a smile on his face.

In Avrola's beautiful affection, Peter went to find his aunt and greeted his aunt routinely.

Then he turned into a nobleman who came to Moscow from other places and found a position in the House of Commons, and continued to hang around in places like the humble opera house.

Occasionally, I will go to Huangcun and Aurora for a while to spend a sweet night.

The disappearance of the Duchess of Golitsyn and Pasek was a major event. It was rumored that Pasek had seduced the Duchess and took advantage of the fashion event to fly away.

Prince Golitsyn's face was naturally ugly, but it didn't take long for him to return to his romantic nature.

The rumors changed again, saying that Duke Golitsyn had long wanted to get rid of the Duchess, but he was suffering from the teachings of the Orthodox Church.

Nothing affected Prince Golitsyn, nor did it affect a lower house nobleman who appeared in Moscow.

The aristocrat had a good friend, who was once a down-and-out middle-aged aristocrat, and his name was Ferdinandnov.

It's just that the down-and-out nobleman is no longer down-and-out, and the clothes and sword on his body have regained their brilliance.

He would have left the opera house long ago if it had not been for the frequent drinking of his distinguished friend.

Mr. Ferdinandov's connections are not just a joke. From nowhere, he got an invitation from Duke Golitsyn to invite other nobles to enjoy the great opera performance.

And the invitation says:

"Mr. Ferdinandov is permitted to invite him and two or three of his friends to the opera."

(End of this chapter)