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

Chapter 167 Ekaterina and Zhukova, look, the children are starving
In the evening, while Peter was talking to Ekaterina, Prince Nikita Trubetskoy, the head of the parliament, asked to see her.

Peter feigned anger when the Prince delivered the letter of reprimand, which included Peter.

He yelled:

"Adrian is too much!"

After the prince left, Peter smiled in the face of his anger and Catherine's overwhelmed.

Then Peter looked at Ekaterina and said:

"Recently, you are tired from being busy with the newspaper business. I will take you to relax tomorrow."

Ekaterina didn't understand why His Majesty's anger dissipated so quickly, she said softly:
"Your Majesty, where are you going?"

Peter smiled and said:
"Rostov."

Then Peter ordered a guard to call for Vorontsov and Ivanovich.

While waiting, Peter noticed a maid peeping at him, and asked Catherine:
"who is she?"

Ekaterina glanced at the maid. The maid obviously felt that she had been discovered for not following the court etiquette, and immediately knelt down in panic.

Ekaterina said:

"Your Majesty, her name is Zhu Kewa, and she is a newly selected follower."

Zhu Kewa?
Peter was stunned for a moment. Is this Zhukova who was rumored to have a close relationship with Ekaterina?

And he noticed what Ekaterina said, Ekaterina said the attendant, not the maid.

The entourage can include the duties of serving as a maid, but the maid does not include the entourage. In short, the entourage can follow the master to leave the court.

Peter glanced at Zhukova again, and found that she was a pretty girl with lively eyes.

Peter smiled and said:
"What do you think of her?"

Ekaterina said:

"Your Majesty, she is very smart and has a very likable personality. Please forgive her for her mistakes."

Peter nodded, and then said:

"Okay, since you have already begged for mercy, I will forgive her."

Then Peter dressed and left, heading to the palace where Ivanovich and Vorontsov met.

As he was leaving, Peter said to a guard:

"Madame Chogolokova, please."

Mrs. Chogolokova is the aunt's cousin, and Peter sent her to follow Ekaterina to ensure that Ekaterina had a good relationship.

Since the Moskva news staff at the palace has been replaced by women, Mrs. Chogolokova has played a much smaller role.

Peter met Djogolokova at the meeting palace.

"His Majesty."

Chogolokova saluted Peter respectfully.

Peter didn't think it was wrong at all. Although she was his aunt's cousin, he didn't count according to the usual relationship when he became an emperor.

Peter looked at Chogolokova, a relatively plump woman with an almost straight line from shoulders to waist and enlarged hips, a characteristic of a woman who often bears children.

Peter said:

"Chogolokova, it would be great if Russian women gave birth to a child every year for their husbands like you do."

Jogolokova showed joy on her face, and she said:

"Your Majesty, thanks to your praise, I will definitely keep this in mind in the future so as not to disgrace your praise."

Peter nodded with a smile, noticed Chogolokova's figure, and said to the herald:

"Call Countess Roman, and ask her to bring the little angel."

Ivanovich and Vorontsov arrived at this time, and Peter asked them to wait outside.

Before Countess Roman arrived, Peter asked:

"Ekaterina's entourage has a maid named Zhukova, what do you think of her relationship with Ekaterina?"

Chogolokova froze for a moment, thought for a while and replied:

"Your Majesty, I know all the maids who follow the Grand Duchess. Zhu Kewa is smart and smart, and she can please the Grand Duchess when she is questioning her. The Grand Duchess treats this maid better than other maids, and there is nothing else It's gone."

Peter nodded, but he didn't really care much.

Now Ekaterina has devoted herself wholeheartedly to him.

At this time Countess Roman arrived with her maid, who held little Voronzova in her arms.

After the palace doors closed, Peter teased little Vorontsova for a while, and the more he looked at the child, the more he liked it.

The child has grown into a little angel.

Then Peter asked casually:

"Chogolokova, can you still nurse?"

Chogolokova froze for a moment, then respectfully and proudly said:
"Your Majesty, I can feed every day, 365 days a year."

Peter nodded, then looked at Countess Roman and said:

"Do you think Chogolokova is suitable for feeding Zova?"

Vivienne didn't know why, she could feed it herself, but His Majesty asked if Jogolokova could feed it.

Vivienne sized up Jogolokova with scrutiny, and replied:

"Your Majesty, from the perspective of her size, Mrs. Chogolokova is indeed suitable for feeding."

To Vivienne's answer, Chogolokova took it for granted, but she did not dare to neglect the countess in front of her.

Because if it was Vivienne before, she wouldn't pay attention to it, but Vivienne is in charge of fashion, which is different.

Now the whole of Moscow mentions the honorable and kind fashion lady, and everyone knows that it refers to Vivienne.

Moreover, it seems that Vivienne has a different weight in His Majesty's eyes. Besides, little Voronzova is also His Majesty's goddaughter.

Listening to the conversation between His Majesty and Vivienne, an incredible guess emerged in Jogolokova's mind. Could it be that His Majesty wants to feed his goddaughter herself?

This is a great honor!
If she can personally feed His Majesty's goddaughter, then her status in the court will definitely be further improved, and she can hold her head high wherever she goes.

Seeing that His Majesty was still pondering, Chogolokova was unwilling to lose this important opportunity, so she immediately said:

"Your Majesty! Please rest assured, if you give this child to me to feed, I will ensure that she will grow up healthy and be as beautiful and kind as the countess!"

Then Chogolokova showed her confidence without hesitation.

Vivienne couldn't help being stunned, it was hard to imagine that it was so surprising.

She sneaked a glance at His Majesty, seeing that His Majesty looked at him seriously, and dared not say a word.

After a while Peter spoke, with pity:
"Look at the poor little one, Vivienne, take the baby to Madam Djogolokova, and let her feed it."

After an unknown amount of time, Vivienne walked out with weak legs.

Mrs. Chogolokova lowered her head and turned her rosy face to the side, as if she was coaxing the little Zova in her arms, making it hard to see the expression on her face.

But she seemed to be a little thirsty after feeding the child, swallowing her saliva.

Ivanovich and Vorontsov, who were waiting outside, were a little puzzled, not knowing what His Majesty called these two ladies to do.

After waiting for a while, the herald notified them that they could go in.

Seeing that the window was open, Vorontsov could not help exhorting:
"Your Majesty, although you are in good health, you should be careful not to blow too much wind."

Peter looked relaxed and lazy, he smiled and said:

"It's okay, just blow for a while."

Then he let the two courtiers sit down, waved his hands, and the door of the palace was closed, Peter sat up straight, showing a serious look and said:
"Vorentsov, do you know the letter of condemnation written by the Holy Council?"

(End of this chapter)