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"There's no need to drink. It's still working time."

Justice Mopu waved his sleeves, glanced at the pile of letters on the table with a smile, and said in greeting:

"I hope the sudden visit did not disturb your rest. You seem to be busy?"

"It's nothing important, but I'm very flattered that you took the time to visit, Your Excellency." Lawrence said politely without expression, put the letter on the table into the drawer, and then said tentatively:

"I thought that a man like you, so popular with His Majesty the King, would always stay in Versailles."

Although Lawrence, who was far away in Corsica, was not aware of the changes in the situation in Paris these days, a little speculation can tell that after the Duke of Richelieu and the Duke of Choiseul left the political spotlight one after another, what was happening in front of him

Justice Maupu naturally became the most favored minister in front of the king's throne.

Justice Mopu laughed heartily twice, straightened his posture and said:

"You are joking, Your Excellency Bonaparte, this visit to you is still for official business needs... You also know that I am responsible for all the procedures for His Majesty the King to ascend to the throne of Corsica."

Listening to Mopu's explanation, Lawrence nodded silently.

As early as a few months ago, Justice Maupp had joined forces with the Duke of Richelieu to persuade Louis XV to transfer matters related to his coronation as King of Corsica to Justice Maupp.

At that time, Maupe also wanted to use this to cooperate with the Duke of Richelieu to make things difficult for Lawrence in the negotiation of the treaty.

However, after Count Falcone attacked the Corsican embassy, ​​Justice Maupp took the initiative to leave the Duke of Richelieu's side in order to protect himself, so he did not use this opportunity to continue to make things difficult for Lawrence, and even

He also took the initiative to extend an olive branch to Lawrence to join forces.

Seeing that Lawrence was silent and did not respond, Justice Maupe continued without caring:

"His Majesty the King's coronation ceremony is expected to be held in the spring of next year. Although there are still several months to go, the preparations for such a grand ceremony are extremely cumbersome and annoying, so please understand my hasty visit today.
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