Chapter 2452 Cecum Zone (6)

Dealing with repeat offenders, if you use "civilized means" they will look down on you instead.

The woman, named Betty, was part of a gang of 19 men and three women who carried out road robberies with the main targets of food, money and jewels in an almost inaccessible deep forest .

Their usual method of committing crimes is to let female members of the gang pretend to be victims. When passing business travelers and families save them, they will try to find out the situation. If they think it is feasible, they will notify the male members. If not, they will steal Something valuable, this time it was Betty who was so greedy she wouldn't have been caught had she gone 5 minutes earlier.

Although the drawbridge of the castle is closed, Betty can swim. As long as she swims through the moat, she will have a rich life in the future. She doesn't want to go back and share the spoils with her past "friends".

The leader of this gang, Baekeland, became a soldier after the promulgation of the conscription law in Belgium. He thought he could make money in an easy way by doing so. But he soon encountered problems with military discipline, and two years later he fled to Luxembourg during a battle with Austria, where he met other deserters.

These people just don't want to live the hard earned life and one time they got mugged they came across a cabaret and most of the women were sold by them but there was a woman named Julia who came up with an idea claiming she could help Robber, and then the robbers did it her way, the way Betty did, and Julia became the female leader of the gang.

How many people did they kill? From Betty's chaotic memory, Georgiana did not intend to use Legilimency on her, but used Veritaserum.

She didn't want Figel to know about this, she really thought Betty was a woman in trouble. As for Madame Rashfoucauld, she was found locked in an empty room, her jewels looted, and she was passed out with blood on the back of her head.

Georgiana asked her to find someone to watch Betty, but she went into battle herself, perhaps because she felt uneasy.

A woman like Betty is not a little girl who was sent to the palace to learn etiquette. Mrs. Rushfoucauld is very lucky to have a life.

The problem now was catching the other gang members, but Georgiana wasn't going to turn it over to the police.

There must be someone standing guard outside, why not use the scheme and pretend to be Betty's hand, and invite you into the urn?

So she handed the matter and the prisoner to Shabi, and then asked Charlotte to choose one of the many jewelry.

Charlotte is really welcome, she almost wore all of Georgiana's jewelry, and finally picked an emerald necklace, for no particular reason, just because this necklace has more gems.

It was the most expensive of Georgiana's jewelry, but the whole set was only 100,000 francs, but she still smiled hypocritically and praised Charlotte for looking good.

Probably because they "shared weal and woe", Charlotte said she wanted to drink champagne, and Georgiana asked the maid to open a bottle of brandy.

"You know Josephine went to Italy when Napoleon went to Egypt?" Charlotte said drunkenly.

Georgiana did not answer.

"She introduced Caroline, Napoleon's sister, to Mulla. At that time, they had no money. Napoleon gave Caroline a necklace from Josephine."

"That's someone else's business," said Georgiana listlessly.

"Then do you know that the Southern Alps Republic sent a necklace to Josephine?" Charlotte said, "I heard that Mulla asked them to give it, although the necklace is not as good as Marie Antoinette's." That one."

Georgiana woke up a little.

"How does the relationship between Josephine and the sisters usually look like?" Charlotte asked again.

"These foxes." Georgiana drank the wine in the glass in one gulp.

"Who is Josephine bringing?" Charlotte seemed to be dazed, and said after a while, "We all know who it is, and all the military contractors she wants in Italy will send her, unlike you."

"What about me?" Georgiana said.

"It only cost 400,000 francs." Charlotte said disgustedly, "I saw you spend a lot of money in an exhibition once. Since the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has to bear the cost, why don't you buy some expensive jewelry? How much is a broken crystal worth?"

Georgiana wanted to faint.

"Are you working so hard to win over the Russians, are you afraid that Britain will suspect you?" Charlotte asked.

"Isn't that obvious?" asked Georgiana.

"Many people think you're a spy, and it was 'Diamond Kid' who placed him next to him." Charlotte sighed, "Don't tell me, you really fell in love with him."

Georgiana poured herself a glass of wine.

"A well-educated lady can lie calmly, lie as if nothing happened, and never show her flaws." Charlotte sneered and said, "This is the libretto of Susanna in "The Marriage of Figaro", not for a vulgar woman like me." opinion."

Georgiana thought of the uppercut that Hermione Granger gave Draco Malfoy, and thought she had what it took to be a female boxer too.

"To Suzanne." Georgiana raised her glass.

"To Suzanne." Charlotte raised her glass to touch Georgiana's, and they drank it all together.

"That St. Merry, you worry about him." After drinking, Charlotte said.

"What did he do?"

"How many more parties are you throwing?"

"What?"

"You need actors and magicians for a party, right? I don't know how much he charges."

"Damn it!" Georgiana raged.

"As long as you act a little closer to either of you, you can get benefits." Charlotte hiccupped, "not to mention that he is a good friend of the two of you."

Georgiana did not blame Henry Petty for reminding her why he did not speak clearly.

After all, men are not as gossip-mongering as women are.

"I heard General Juno was going to kill him," said Charlotte.

"Who?" Georgiana asked.

"I don't remember." Charlotte smiled drunkenly.

Georgiana didn't know if she was really drunk, but she guessed who it was.

She picked up the remaining wine on the table, took two sips from the bottle, then sat down at the table and took out the letter paper.

Georgiana wanted to believe what Josephine and Lenorman said. She approached the handsome dragoon Charles in order to find out whether the parliament had planned to frame Napoleon.

But external evidence is disproving this perception. Next to Bonaparte's study is Marie Antoinette's small living room, where he often spends a while to stay awake.

"What are you going to write?" Charlotte asked.

"Honestly," Georgiana said.

"Be careful not to be seen." As Georgiana wrote, Charlotte said, "Someone in the postal service will open the letter."

Georgiana remembered that in order to protect Bonaparte's safety, the French Ministry of Magic sent a wizard to accompany her, maybe she could send a letter with an owl.

But then she thought of Severus, who had sent her his acceptance letter.

Suddenly she didn't know what to write again.

"No matter what you write, remember to start with 'dear'." Charlotte said drunkenly. "Even if it's a pile of shit, it looks like a love letter."

Georgiana shook her head. She couldn't find any inspiration anyway, so she went to visit Mrs. Rushfoucauld. She found that unless she was going to cure a Muggle with potions, she seemed to be short of a doctor.