The stubbornness of the Count of Chambor made the Duke of Breuy and Bellier feel an indescribable powerlessness in their hearts, even though they tried their best to carry the monarch in front of them into the French palace, but the Count of Chambord did not have any sense of appreciation.

He, like his grandfather, always lived wishful thinking in the dreams he had compiled.

At this time, the Duke of Broy sincerely agreed with what Prince Polignac had said to him, and their monarch, Henry V, was a monarch who did not know how to be flexible.

My God! Why did you want to give birth to him in this unfortunate family! Don't you care about it anymore?

For the first time, Duke Breuy felt that God no longer seemed to favor Bourbon, otherwise how could they have such a monarch.

Even His Majesty Louis XVI was better than this stubborn king!

Just when the Duke of Breoy was in a state of confusion and frustration, the next sentence of the Count of Chambord completely pushed the Duke of Broy into the abyss.

"Duke of Breuy, I have an edict to France!" The Count of Chambord said to the Count of Broy in a solemn tone, "I will never cooperate with the descendants of the king-killers...... Any French parliamentarian who is willing to support me is not allowed to cooperate with the king-killers......"

The faces of the Duke of Broy and Belleier were shocked, the last time the Count of Chambor's order to refuse to cooperate was only a small spread, and they were still able to fool the past; This time, the Count of Chamball actually wanted to tell the whole of France!

The Duke of Broy had reason to believe that once the order of the Comte de Chambord reached France through the newspapers, many of the disillusioned orthodox aristocratic parliamentarians would most likely defect to Bonaparte because of their disillusionment, and those of Orleans would also sever their ties with the orthodox faction because they could not bear the "insults" of the Comte de Chambord.

"Your Majesty, by all means!" Duke Broy's face changed drastically, and he hurriedly shouted.

"Why!" There was a hint of boredom on the Count of Chambord's face, and at this moment he hated the "nosy" Duke of Broy in front of him.

Faced with the disgusted expression of the Count of Chambord, the Duke of Breuy's heart felt as if he had fallen into a bottomless ice cave.

Rao was the Count of Chambord who used such a gesture to him, and in order to repay the Bourbon dynasty for hundreds of years, the Duke of Broy still patiently stated the benefits to the Count of Chambor: "Once your edict is issued, the alliance we have formed with the king's killer will inevitably suffer a heavy blow, and Bonaparte, who is hiding in the shadows, will probably become the biggest winner." ”

However, the Duke of Breuy's bitter advice did not make the Count of Chambord realize the seriousness of the matter, but instead aroused his "rebellion" as a monarch.

Good! You don't want to do it, do you? Then I'll do it myself!

Feeling "humiliated" in his heart, the Count of Chambor decided to spare the Duke of Broy and Belliers to send a message to France, but before his edict could reach Paris, the Count of Chambor had to paralyze them.

Thinking of this, the Count of Chambol concealed his dissatisfaction, and his face once again showed a pleasant expression, as if he understood the good intentions of the Duke of Breuy.

"I see!" The Count of Chambord still did not change his arrogant nature, and he waved his hand to give the order to expel the guest: "Duke of Broy, Monsieur Bellier, I am going out for a walk!" ”

The Count of Chambord's disguise managed to deceive the Duke of Broy and Bellier, and they looked at each other, a hint of relief in each other's eyes.

Duke Broy and Bellier resigned to Count Chambord one after another, and after the departure of the two Orthodox parliamentarians who had done their best, Count Chambor's expression changed from the original calm to gloomy, and he muttered: "Rebel, judge thief" and the like.

After venting in the lonely drawing-room, the Duke of Richelieu was again summoned by the Count of Chambord.

"Your Majesty!" The Duke of Richelieu humbly bowed in response to the Duke of Chambor.

"Your Excellency!" The Count of Chambord explained to the Duke of Richelieu in a cordial and respectful tone the "transgression" of the Duke of Broy and Belliers.

"They're so bold!" The Duke of Richelieu, who was secretly happy in his heart, angrily rebuked the Duke of Broy in a righteous tone.

"That's right! That's why I want you to convey the order to France on my behalf! "The Count of Chambord told the Duke of Richelieu what he had just said in the presence of the Duke of Breuy.

"Rest assured! I will definitely complete the task you have assigned! The Duke of Richelieu assured the Duke of Chambor.

"My friend!" Duke Chambord looked at the old duke in front of him, who was already a little wrinkled, and he sighed and said, "Only you are the one who really understands me!" ”

The Duke of Richelieu was also moved, and he once again assured the Count of Chambord that the order would be faithfully conveyed to France.

At this time, the Count of Chambor and the Duke of Richelieu did not know what kind of situation their orders would cause in France.

On 20 September, when the Duke of Broy, who had returned from Ames, was merging with Bellier under the pretense of the order of the Count of Chambord, an "open letter" from the Duke of Chambor circulated throughout Paris through the press.

For a moment, the whole of Paris exploded again, and the orthodox looked at the contents of the "open letter" of the Count of Chambor in amazement, and they felt a wave of humiliation and betrayal.

And it was none other than the monarch to whom they were allegiated.

"We're done!" Thiers, on rue de Povalti, went blank in mind when he saw the "open letter" published in the newspaper.

After a while, a wry smile appeared on the corner of Thiers's mouth, and he sat on the sofa dejectedly thinking about what he had done in the past two years.

"I didn't expect that! There's a stupid pig in my teammates! Thiers could not help but speak ill of the Count of Chambor.

Even if he had thought that the merger of the Orleans with the Orthodox might be affected, he never imagined that the Orthodox monarch would cut off the possibility of their merger in this way.

In this way, there is zero damage to the enemy, and who gave him the trick of self-damage of 10,000.

Just as Thiers was thinking about how to preserve his vitality as much as possible, the Orleans councillors, led by Speaker Duban, came to the rue de la Pulvati in a panic.

"Monsieur Thiers, what now?"

"That's right! Monsieur Thiers, what shall we do? ”

"Monsieur Thiers, think of a way!"

The Orleans faction said to Thiers, one by one, as if they had made Thiers their backbone.

Thiers also lived up to expectations, still with a faint smile on his face, as if everything had been expected by him.

"Don't worry, this difficulty can't bring us down!" Thiers reassured the Orleanists that he did not want the Orleanists to collapse, "Now what I have to do is to ask the Duke of Broy and Monsieur Bellier what is going on!" ”

Thiers found an outlet for the panicked Orleanists, who finally found a target to ease the tensions.

"That's right! Ask clearly! ”

"That's right!"

……

Surrounded by the Orleans faction, Thiers and his party rushed to the Duke of Breuy's mansion.

At this time, the Breuy Mansion was also very lively, and seeing the Orthodox parliamentarians who had written an open letter and stayed in Paris, they went to the Duke of Breuy's mansion, and they wanted to ask for an explanation.

"Your Excellency, what the hell is going on? What does our monarch want? ”

"Duke Broy, what the hell have you done!"

……

Many orthodox aristocratic councillors began to criticize the Duke of Breuy, believing that all of this was due to the Duke of Breuy's disobedience to the Count of Chambord.

Duke Breoy didn't mean anything to refute, a bitter smile on his lips, and he remembered the scene when his father had asked him to be loyal to the Bourbon dynasty forever.

I'm just a pathetic clown!

When Duke Brey re-examines what he has done, he finds himself acting like a circus clown.

Not only did he not get the approval of the monarch, but his former colleagues also criticized him.

The Duke of Breuy's verbal criticism did not last long, and a servant hurriedly broke in and reported back to the Duke of Breuy: "Your Excellency, Monsieur Thiers is here! ”

The Orthodox parliamentarians stopped their rhetoric, and they once again turned their attention to the Duke of Breuy.

"Is there anyone else but him?" Duke Breuy asked the servant.

"There was a group of people behind him, like ...... It's like a teacher who came to ask for sin! The servant replied to Duke Breuy.

"Bring them all in!" Duke Breuy replied to his servants.

Not long after the servant left, Thiers and the Orleans legislators came to Broy and the others.

The Orleans parliamentarians glared angrily at the orthodox parliamentarians, and the orthodox parliamentarians were also not to be outdone and fought back with their eyes.

"Mr. Duke, I need an explanation!" Thiers' voice was not very loud, but his tone was unusually firm, as if nothing could shake his desire to know the truth.

"If I tell you, I don't know! Can you believe it? Duke Breuy replied in a flat tone, but without question.

Thiers had a look of surprise on his face, and he believed Duke Breuy's words.

"What are we going to do now?" Thiers again asked the Duke of Breuy about his attitude, and as long as the Duke of Broy did not say no, they still had a chance.

This time Thiers misjudged the Duke of Breuy, and the Duke of Broy looked at Thiers with tired eyes and said, "Monsieur Thiers, we will obey the will of the monarch!" The authority of the monarch is beyond doubt! ”

As soon as these words came out, the whole living room was in an uproar, and none of them expected that this sentence would come out of the mouth of Duke Breuy.

The Orleans and the Orthodox faction were completely torn apart after the Duke of Broy uttered these words.

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