Don't look at love. There were a lot of women, but the Count of Refebble had almost no illegitimate children. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info this may have something to do with the traditional morality of the federal aristocracy. Feeling. Women are private affairs and pleasures, but children are official affairs and inheritance. Even if you don't want to see your wife again, you have to pinch your nose and give birth to an heir with her. Otherwise, most of the nobles are political marriages, and there are too many illegitimate children, and the wife family must have opinions. They are not the same as the emperors of the empire, they don't have the ability to "let whoever gives birth to an heir be the queen".

However, over the years, there have been fewer and fewer aristocrats who adhere to this moral outlook......

Therefore, among the bald chickens, there are few who have children. woman, it looks dazzling.

Like this Lily? Doris, she had a child on the same day as the earl's wife.

It's just that the Countess gave birth to a chubby boy, and she gave birth to a stillborn child.

A stillborn baby is a stillborn baby. Today's aristocratic women are learning from the pre-interstellar court ladies to wear corsets. In order to attract men, courtesans like Lily have intensified their use of various beauty methods to toss people, and their pelvis has been clamped and deformed, and with the current medical conditions, there are many dystocia.

So the person who collected the information didn't think much about it, and this article was not marked with emphasis. But Roy went to the front and looked through the whereabouts of the Count of Lefebble, and a month or two before the Countess became pregnant, the Count had hardly looked for anything else. Women, nest at home and make people honestly. It wasn't until the Countess was three months pregnant that she could withstand the toss that the Count went to spend the Spring Festival with the person he wanted to spend the spring with as if he had been granted amnesty.

What about Lily? When did Doris get pregnant.

Moreover, the countess's child was born prematurely, and the child she gave birth to was healthy. If Lily had conceived three months after the countess, it would have been possible to give birth to a stillborn child.

But if it was before the Earl and his wife began to create a man, then Lily's child would have been full-term.

Is it possible?

There is no information on the profile to answer Roy. About the Countess and Love. There is very little information on the birth, only a date. Just in love. A few years after giving birth, rumors continued to spread that Lily? Doris gave birth to a stillborn baby like a skinned wildcat. Ugly and small.

After many years, and distorted and exaggerated in word of mouth, how credible is this information?

Of course, during these long four or five months, the Count couldn't hold back from going out and sneaking in. Fishy, as a result, I was shot, and it is not impossible.

Roy flipped through the information up and down, and then found out the countess's information for comparison, but found no clue that the count was "greedy" during this time. No way, after all, this thing is not the emperor's daily note, eating, drinking and Lazar are recorded. The Counts quarreled dozens of times during this time, and on one occasion the Countess set the house on fire. Maybe behind these quarrels, there is the back of the earl going out to find comfort.

Roy swept all the "possibilities" into a special corner of his mind, neither discarding nor holding on, and then pulling them out when there were more clues.

Sure enough, not long after the information was flipped back, Roy snorted.

Lily? Doris actually went to the earl's funeral to make a fuss?

Even if there are few children in the mistress, I don't know Lily? Doris alone. There are a few more loves. She was once pregnant, but either she had a spontaneous miscarriage or was knocked on the door by the Countess of Lefebble.

And this Lily? Doris dared to go to the countess's court? It's really not your average toughness.

"This Lily? Is Doris still alive? Roy asked Jerry over and over again.

"Who?" Jerry tilted his head over and looked. Most of these materials were collected by Kodo's employees using their connections, and he can't remember it clearly. "Oh, that love of the Count of Lefebre. Woman. Alive. And it's a nourishing life. Before the earl hung up, he gave her a lot of property, not to mention a whole manor, and a private soldier. The Countess knocked on the door several times, but she brought her back. The Count treated her like a second lady. ”

That's true. Roy rummaged through the information and couldn't find a second one to get Lily? The woman treated by Doris.

Jerry looked at Roy, "Miss, what do you think?" ”

Roy waved his hand. The Earl's information is half-read, and the wind. The affair was over, and the next was the large and small battles that the Count had participated in in his life. Roy browsed, gradually putting away his banter about Count Lefebre. Although the information on his private life is still thicker than that of his wife, it is a private virtue. For a soldier who really goes to the battlefield to defend his homeland and country, it is necessary to give respect.

Jerry waited here, and Roy didn't dare to delay, and watched quickly. I was about to finish reading through a thick book, and when I reached the bottom of the page, Roy's hand suddenly stopped.

"It's ...... A photo of the Countess as a child? ”

Jerry nodded. "That's right. When the countess was young, her status was not high, she was a little transparent, and in the Empire, the photos were not easy to find. The people of Kodo wasted a lot of effort, and only sent someone from the Empire this morning. ”

Roy pulled out the photo and scrutinized it.

Of course, she had seen pictures of the countess, but the youngest was in her twenties and married. Perhaps this marriage was not voluntary, and from that period onwards, anger raged across her face, cutting her beauty to shreds. When she gets old, she looks more like an old witch.

But at the time this picture was taken, the Countess couldn't have been older than Roy is now. No, it's smaller, maybe eight or nine years old.

The unsatisfactory life has eroded her, making her look gloomy, but the innocence has not disappeared. Probably following her parents' hopes for more boys, her hair was cut short, and at first glance she looked like a little boy.

The intelligence officer she remembered, minus his teens, would be exactly the same as the person in the photo.

“…… Jerry, I think ......."

Before Roy could finish his sentence, Jerry's communicator suddenly rang.

Jerry looked down and jumped up: "There's a breakthrough on Kane's side, and you want me to go back to help!" Miss, what do you think? ”

Roy shook his head. "Nothing, just an idea that hasn't taken shape yet. Go back! Notify me as soon as there is news! ”

Jerry let out the next sentence and went straight to Roy's window, jumping down.

Roy was startled and hurried over to look, only to see that Jerry had already run towards the courtyard wall outside the farmhouse, turning back and waving goodbye to her as he ran.

Roy pulled out the bed, hid the information of the two members of the Lefebble family in the middle of the two layers of mattresses that made the bed, covered it and looked at it carefully, and after confirming that it was completely invisible, he calmed down for a while before opening the door and going downstairs calmly.

(To be continued.) )