Solovyov in Tsarist Russia 1796

This was a good conversation. The queen looked much better today, and she didn't seem to be as short of breath as usual.

If history is restored, the queen's life would also be over. She contracted pneumonia on the way back to Berlin and died soon after.

When the body was dissected and embalmed, the heart taken out from the body cavity showed deformed blood vessels.

But now it seems that it is not the case. When in St. Petersburg, Solovyov pinched her feet, and the swelling looked very dangerous.

It seems that after the separation, she suffered less humiliation and her body became much healthier.

It is now the early 19th century, and it is impossible to scan and see the state of internal organs and blood vessels.

But you can also ask about her health, but Solovyov always causes some misunderstandings when he speaks.

"Your Highness, you look much better. When we met you at the Alexander Palace in St. Petersburg, you were fine at first, but later even the Emperor and the Queen were a little worried."

"Ah, I've been much better recently. Are you worried about my chest tightness? It only occurs occasionally now. I've let it go. In the past, we had to fight against Napoleon. Now, even if he really makes a mistake, we can't do anything about the location of Berlin, his army, and the location of his minions."

The Queen's understanding seems to be much clearer than Metternich's, and she is worthy of being a heroine.

In the past, she actively advocated war, but she only had a great influence and did not hold the decision in her hands. In the end, when her husband was angry and sent his head, she could only sit in the carriage and run away.

Now, no matter what she does, it will be useless. It may be more useful to travel around the country, appease the people, and see the living conditions of the people of her country.

As for the separation, she is also very open-minded.

The three older sons will also be getting married in a few years. The eldest daughter Charlotte became good friends with Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia, and maybe they can go with the flow in the future.

With such a useless husband, she had to find a way out for the children to save Prussia and Mecklenburg-Strelitz.

In this regard, she envied her relatives in Schwerin. After marrying the Russian princess, Alexander had always taken good care of his brother-in-law's family. Because Elena and she were best friends, she had a connection with Alexander, so she could always ask Russia to help.

When she saw Solovyov, she knew that this boy's sister would become the wife of Mecklenburg Prince Christian, so they would be considered a family.

Her half-brother Karl came to Prussia to serve as an officer because of her sister, but he is not married yet.

Finding a wife for her brother is also one of her tasks now.

Thinking of this, she wanted to ask Solovyov if there were any suitable noble ladies in Russia, which would also facilitate marriage.

As for the Grand Duchess, Alexander's cubs were too young to be married now. Constantine's daughter had an engagement with the young king of Sweden, which was unusual but not without precedent.

But when she looked at the count, she found that his complexion seemed a little off.

After all, they were friends, so she always had to show some concern.

So she also asked: "Mick, are you a little tired?"

Soloviev listened and laughed: "Your Highness, it is common for me to fight for several days and nights without rest. Although I have traveled a lot during this period, it should be no problem. Soldiers often have to be on horseback for a long time, and the consumption of fighting is also very large. They should exercise their bodies at ordinary times. As for fatigue, this should be nothing. I don't think it will be a big deal."

He went from St. Petersburg to Königsberg, bypassed Berlin to Strasbourg and finally to Paris, and then from Italy to Vienna. He was always lively. Queen Louise said he was tired, but he didn't believe it himself.

He stood up and saluted the queen, standing at attention, to show that he was in good condition.

However, this time was different from usual. He felt a little dizzy and fell to the ground with a "thump".

This was a bit scary, and he was even twitching.

He has always been in good health, and he is not like Archduke Karl in the past few years, who twitched at every turn.

If someone else fell here, he would be able to judge and deal with it in time.

The last time Archduke Karl had an epileptic seizure at Princess "Little Cake", he dealt with it in time and nothing happened.

Now there are Queen Louise's entourage here, and seeing him twitching there, they also came to help.

Speaking of which, during the period when Queen Louise was in poor health, her attendants did learn some first aid knowledge.

In order to prevent Solovyov from biting his tongue, they really stuffed the tablecloth into his mouth, which was considered to be nothing.

"Your Majesty, the count's condition is better, but he just needs to rest."

"Carry Mick to my room and put him on the bed."

Queen Louise said this, and she also felt that this idiot, who usually showed off his ability, scared people here this time.

Charlotte was also a little worried. After all, this was her good friend's teacher. When she was in St. Petersburg, she also listened to his class and went to his house to play.

This child is very sensible, not like a spoiled princess. She had to live abroad with her mother because of the war since she was 8 years old. She has some independent consciousness. She is even sensible enough to help adults at the age of 11.

If she had not been in poor health, she might not need servants to take care of her.

Now she is sitting next to Soloviev and changing his towel.

"Lottie, you go to rest. You don't have to take care of the patient. The count is the teacher of Grand Duke Nicholas and has taught you. It's great that you have this intention."

"Mom."

The only thing about Charlotte that is consistent with her age is that she always likes to be close to her mother. When her sisters are not around, her mother is her own.

"You go to rest. Didn't Count Mick tell you that to grow up to be a healthy adult, you have to go to bed and get up early and have a good work and rest schedule."

Charlotte is very sensible. When she heard her mother say this, she went back to her room.

At this moment, Soloviev was still in a semi-comatose state, mumbling to himself.

But Louise didn't hear what was said at first.

At first it was "Katya", which must be calling his wife.

The queen was also thinking that this playboy really loved his wife, and he could still say it even in this state.

As for the "Pauleta" and "Silvia" later, they were probably the names of women who were close to him. The queen also knew who this boy was with. It was probably that once he had a relationship, he still cherished the other person. I knew he was this kind of character when we chatted before.

But this list is not long enough. After all, there are some playboy guards and court attendants. He has records of various women he has dated, and even double digits are few.

Then it came to "Maria" and "Julie". The latter was also clear. It was the name of Madame Recamier. This boy is really lucky, but there are too many women named Maria, which is definitely confusing.

Solovyov even said that when Alexander and Louisa wanted to marry him, he wanted a plump, cute and lively, innocent Princess Maria to be his fiancée, but that girl was so popular that Sergei Volkonsky and Kirill Naryshkin almost had a duel. There was an infantry company of suitors.

Queen Louise also remembered these things. Although this guy was fickle, he could feel that he missed the women he loved when he was unconscious.

As for the future, should he report the name of the child?

The queen still had some mischievous thoughts at the moment, because she was in a good mood, and her current state was much better.

This was also the effect of a happy mood. She even asked the servant to put the recliner over, and she half-lay on it, just like taking care of the patient.

It would be nice if her husband, who was jealous, suspicious and useless, but had some talent in domestic affairs, was like him.

"You all go and have a rest. No one needs to come at night. I'll just look after the patient."

Queen Louise has always been very popular in the kingdom. She treats servants and citizens equally. In addition, she has always looked beautiful since she was a 17-year-old girl who just married to Berlin. She used to be lively and lovely like a girl, and now she is full of maternal radiance. She is even the spiritual pillar of old generals and young officers.

Servants, of course, should also be allowed to have a good rest and not work all the time. Moreover, after her health has improved, there is nothing to do.

She is not afraid of gossip from others. She is taking care of the patient on a recliner. In the past, only King FW enjoyed this treatment.

Of course, this is also considered to be Soloviev's help to her several times, and it may be deserved.

Soloviev always grows long hair in peacetime, and braids a braid behind his head like the wig of an old Prussian soldier.

It's not that Dai Qing has his own national conditions. This is the look when he was on duty in the palace when he was a teenager. Louisa always likes this, so he always looks like this in peacetime, and cuts it short in wartime.

Considering that Europeans' hair grows fast, it is indeed very long now.

Seeing his hair like this, Alexander and Constantine, who are bald at an early age, and a group of middle-aged generals with bald heads, may be a little jealous.

But Alexander may still play some mischief. After all, during the coronation, Solovyov wore women's clothes, and he was dressed more beautifully than many maids in the palace.

Queen Louise saw his face and thought so. He was almost thirty years old and had been in the army. He was much better maintained than those diplomats with oily hair and powdered faces.

If you don't tell me, you don't know that he has fought so many battles, and he often rushed to the front. There is a very shallow scar on his forehead.

The queen, who has seen many wounds of Prussian soldiers, also knows that this may be caused by being hit by cavalry during a battle. It's just that he was lucky and was blocked by the hat, which is just a minor injury.

But when she took a handkerchief to wipe Solovyov's forehead, she heard him talking again.

When a woman gives birth, she always habitually calls "Mom" in her mother tongue.

Therefore, some spies probably hope that they talk in German when they sleep.

Solovyov has been in Russia for a long time. Regardless of whether it is the adaptability of his body and the knowledge and scene reserves in his mind, they are all in the context of Russian.

So when he was mumbling "Louisa" in his mouth, it was inevitable.

Although Queen Louise guessed that Soloviev and Louisa might have some feelings, there was no evidence.

As for his mumbling in this state, it was obviously different from the past.

Queen Louise didn't know, and Soloviev himself didn't know, he didn't usually talk in his sleep.

This time today, he muttered like this, and Queen Louise didn't react at first.

After all, Louisa was called Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth Alexeevna in Russia, and even her nickname should be Lisa.

Although Louise knew Louisa's name, considering that the two had the same name, if she was not careful, she probably wouldn't react.

Today, the Queen of Prussia was in this state, and even had a little misunderstanding.

"Stupid, even in this state, you are still thinking about women in your dreams."

As for her grabbing Soloviev's hand, this guy was actually still smiling in his sleep.

Misunderstandings, there are some.

"I'm here, Mick, how are you?"

Soloviev was still sleeping well. He didn't even know that after he fainted, there was still a queen to take care of him. This was a great blessing.

In his dream, he was probably still by the pond in the Imperial Village, attending a large reception in the palace.

But these are all very vague. Whether some people talk in their dreams depends on the occasion.

It's just that Queen Louise is talking to him in German here. Soloviev can probably feel the external environment in his dream, and he is still in deep sleep.

He was talking about Louisa in his dream, but he didn't expect that there was a German response in his ears, so what appeared in his mind was Louisa's appearance.

Outrageous things always happen to him.

He didn't expect that his rare sleep talking would be misunderstood by Queen Louise who was taking care of him.

This kind of radio chat, even Soloviev was very relaxed in his sleep, and said such words directly.

"I will always love you, Louise, no matter what difficulties and obstacles we encounter."

Well, speaking in German like this touched Queen Louise.

She felt that this silly boy must be very sentimental. She was so smart on weekdays, but she didn't realize that Solovyov was talking about the Russian queen.

Maybe after the defense was broken, his brain became dull in some aspects.

"Idiot!"

Soloviev was still sleeping soundly. Even if there were 21 32-pound cannons firing at the side, he didn't wake up.

At this time, he didn't know that he was kissed on the forehead and cheek by Queen Louise.

If Napoleon knew about this, he might be very happy. What a good nephew. That's probably it. (End of this chapter)