Solovyov in Tsarist Russia 1796.

Chapter 245 012 Is this the Tsar and the Queen dividing Poland?

Louisa was obviously very unhappy about what happened, and she even planned to write a letter to her mother in Baden to explain the matter.

However, even if she could guess who was behind the provocation, she was actually powerless to do anything about it.

Queen Mother Maria still had a certain influence on the political situation in the St. Petersburg court, especially her firm opposition to Napoleon.

However, the resources she occupied and her interference in state affairs actually exceeded her authority as the empress dowager.

Because Alexander's mother did not know much about politics and did not have a deep understanding of the workings of the government, when he wanted to reform the committee and the academy into a ministerial system, Count Rumyantsev in St. Petersburg interfered through the Empress Dowager, which resulted in his slow progress.

Everything you want to accomplish in Russia requires a lot of effort, and if you don't adopt a tough approach, it will be difficult to push every reform to the right place.

It was also because of this that many people in St. Petersburg and Moscow wanted to curry favor with the Empress Dowager and pay their respects to her every once in a while.

This was obviously a conservative base, and three generations of tsars advocated enlightened despotism. Even Alexander, because he accepted too many progressive ideas, always thought about unrealistic things all day long.

As for the queen, it didn't matter what she wanted. Some nobles even treated her as a pretty vase.

In this situation, no matter what the Queen Mother did, Louisa would feel wronged but could only swallow her anger.

But it was the "little" Golitsyn couple who suggested the meeting with Maria Naryshkina. After all, the other party had always maintained a harmless attitude, and coming to the Tavrid Palace would be a good way to get a feel for her.

Louisa tried her best to be tolerant of Alexander's mistress. She herself did have a lover, but compared with Alexander, her lover was more stable and did not change frequently. She was not even in St. Petersburg recently.

Therefore, from the perspective of personal morality, on the surface there was nothing to blame about Louisa. Even if she really made public the existence of her lover, the upper class of St. Petersburg, except the Queen Mother herself, even those snobbish nobles would express sympathy for her.

Maria Naryshkina, after arranging her family affairs, came to the Tauride Palace.

During the Potemkin period, this place was decorated magnificently, but after Alexander ascended the throne, it was never restored to its original state.

She had come here before, when Louisa was pregnant and Alexander came with his favorites and mistresses, and they had played mahjong here.

However, mahjong is only popular in a small area now. After all, it still needs people to popularize it in order to be familiar with the rules.

When she entered the palace, she also saw the wife of Prince Alexander Golitsyn, the queen's favorite maid in the past.

Her husband was shorter than she was and was often nicknamed "Little" Prince Golitsyn, but he was eloquent and popular at court.

"Natasha, thank you for meeting me here."

"His Highness is already in the reception room. You can just go over there now. Also, Maria, I believe that your actions were not from your heart."

"Thank you, Natasha, for still taking care of me now."

She has big breasts, but she is not brainless. After the Princess's wife reminded her, she understood that the Queen just wanted to have a tea party with her and had no intention of accusing her.

Everyone in St. Petersburg knew that Queen Elizabeth lived a reclusive life and did not interfere in any political affairs. She just silently supported His Majesty the Tsar. It was rare for the Russians to have a queen who did not interfere in politics.

All the daughters-in-law who had married into the family before had some desire for power, including Louisa's aunt, Paul's first wife.

And Louisa is not like her niece, who is cowardly to a certain extent and can still express her own opinions at critical moments.

This time, she also wanted to have a frank talk with Maria Naryshkina.

"Your Highness, it's a pleasure to see you at this time. Are the children all right?"

"Everyone is asleep. It's time for a nap. I have four daughters, and you have two. It's not easy for women. We are still young and about the same age. I remember your birthday is in February, and mine is in January. Sometimes you just need to pray to the door gods not to let in the wrong people."

"Your Highness, you mean the door god?"

"Just call me Lisa. In Karlsruhe, everyone calls me Louisa. And you, Maria, everyone calls you that in Warsaw, right?"

Louisa obviously wanted to have a good relationship with this big Polish girl. From a female perspective, her figure was strong and toned, with just the right mixture of muscle and fat. She had all the fat she should have and no fat she shouldn't have.

"Yes, Lisa, but it's not called by so many names like in Russia. But you said door god, what is that?"

"It's Janus, the Roman door god. January is named after him."

"And what about February?"

"It's a cleansing ritual from the Lupercalia Festival. Speaking of which, I really like swimming and bathing in this pond. Don't look at me in surprise, dear Maria. I really like it. I take off all my clothes and blend into nature with my whole body and soul. I only have maids in my palace, and I won't show it to others."

What she said was quite bold, and she shared with Maria Naryshkina that she liked to take off her clothes and swim.

"Your Highness, but it is unlikely that I will be able to swim with you in the pond right now."

"I know this is not your responsibility, Maria. We can be friends, not in that state."

In fact, Louisa knew that the straight ball was still an effective way to score, and the opponent could not escape the control of her husband, Alexander and Queen Maria. She was more like a punching bag. Alexander would often find her to calm himself down when something important happened.

"Lisa."

"You have always been very kind and able to calm Sasha down. It is inevitable that he is nostalgic for your boudoir. My hometown is in Karlsruhe, and the Duchy of Baden is close to France. The king of France has an open lover, so this is not surprising. Moreover, Louis XV also has a Polish queen. I think about her behavior and I can understand it."

"Lisa, it's my fault, but I think you already know who asked me to say it."

"It's okay, we"

But now Louisa saw that there was no one in the reception room, and Maria Naryshkina was prostrating herself at her feet, begging for her forgiveness.

Although Louisa was slim and frail, she was very tolerant and her forgiving heart brought about the repentance of this Polish girl.

"Okay, Maria, don't be like this, let's be good sisters." But at this time she felt a little dizzy, but this was not a sign of pregnancy, but it was a bit of hypoglycemia. Then she fell into Maria Naryshkina's arms, half of her face buried in her chest.

This is a warm place. For a child, it is a paradise. But for her, it is just a soft and fragrant place.
Of course, after she came out, she thought about what had happened and felt a little embarrassed.

"Oh, I'm not going to Chiron, the boatman, so I don't want to..."

"No what, Lisa?"

Louisa knew that she had said something inappropriate at this moment, and her face turned red.

According to Roman customs, when a person is dying, he or she needs to drink milk. As for how to drink milk and what kind of milk to drink,
Louisa discovered that sometimes knowing too much could actually be a little troublesome.

"It was the custom of ancient Rome, to..."

Louisa pointed to Maria Naryshkina's ample breasts, and both of them understood each other.

"If you like, I will stay here with you tonight. His Majesty is going to Kotlin Island today and will not be in Petersburg."

Maria Naryshkina actually liked the gentle-looking Louisa very much, and they had some similarities in their personalities.

As for staying overnight, they would naturally undress and snuggle up to each other without any hindrance.

And Louisa found that the Polish woman could actually pick her up like a princess and put her directly into the bathtub.

"Maria, you are so strong."

"Your Majesty has gained some weight recently, otherwise I could have put my arms around his waist and held him up."

Wow. What a strong woman. Louisa is also very slim, she is so light, no wonder men who like this taste of pure love love her deeply.

As for Maria Naryshkina, she has a plump and strong body, and there will obviously be more people who like her type.

When she stepped into the bathtub, the difference in their body shapes could be seen.

Actually, Louisa's breasts are quite big, but compared with this Polish girl, they are far inferior.

Moreover, Maria Naryshkina's body is not the kind of stout, but rather well-proportioned and strong.

Compared to her hands and feet, her hands are not big enough, but her big feet make them bigger than Louisa's.

Louisa turned around and curled up in Maria Naryshkina's arms.

"I really envy you for being so healthy. I just want to sleep in your arms like this."

"Lisa, let me help you wash, and then you can sleep in my arms and have a sweet dream. I will serve you, wipe your body clean, wrap you up and carry you to bed."

“Like a baby.”

"Lisa, I was wrong at the dance. I shouldn't have spoken to you like that. To make it up to you, you can sleep in my arms like a baby."

Of course, there is another reason, which is that Louisa's skin is so smooth. When you touch her, she feels as soft as a kitten, which is really likable.

Louisa fell asleep in her arms, and Maria Naryshkina washed her, wiped her clean, and took her to bed.

If the relationship between the two of them continued like this, Alexander might not need to visit them separately to promote their relationship, and he might even exclude the Tsar himself.

Maria Naryshkina hugged Louisa, wrapping her completely in herself, but Louisa fell asleep with one hand on her belly.

It looks like a very harmonious picture. The poor girl Psyche is sleeping peacefully on a fertile land, which can be explained in this way.

The worse case scenario is that they both fell in love with each other, which was unexpected.

When they woke up the next morning, it was Louisa who took the initiative to suggest that they raise the child together.
This idea was definitely not accepted, but Maria Naryshkina agreed to visit her every month.

"Take good care of Alexander for me during this time and make him feel happier. As for me, I really like you. But I have to let you down. In my letter, I have to play the villain."

"It doesn't matter, Lisa. Your mother is a very smart person. She can guess the hidden problem more or less."

Maria Naryshkina read the letter before it was sealed. It seemed that someone was instigating what Louisa said behind her back, but not a single word of this could be seen in the letter.

"You are really talented, Lisa. The words you write are so beautiful and effortless. It's a pity that I didn't like studying when I was a child, otherwise I would play 'word games' with you."

"If you like, you can come to my place often and bring your two girls over to play. Alexander must also hope that we get along well."

"Okay, I promise you. But why don't you try kissing? A kiss between girls might be even sweeter. After you've kissed, you'll understand why men like us so much."

Both of them like light makeup and use very light perfume, with the scent of almond and citrus intertwined.

"You actually use such a traditional perfume, Maria."

After saying that, Louisa kissed the other person on the lips. It was indeed somewhat unexpected that the kiss between two young women could be so sweet.

Fortunately, the two of them just became besties, just a little closer than normal, but it didn't eliminate Alexander as the middleman.

Of course, if the Tsar knew that his wife and her lover had such a good relationship, and that it was his mother who started it, how would he feel? But recently, Alexander's brother wanted to marry the Polish girl's sister Žaneta and end his previous marriage at the same time, which aroused strong opposition from the Tsar and the Queen Mother, and all their attention was drawn to that side.

As for the letter Louisa wrote to her mother in Karlsruhe, it was very clear that this matter did make her very angry. After all, it was obvious who could make Maria Naryshkina pregnant. But Maria Naryshkina made the Tsar and the Queen share her feelings at the same time, which more or less divided Poland again.

(End of this chapter)