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Early the next morning, Victor Inmanuel II and Queen Augusta left Milan under the **** of the Guards Cavalry Troop personally dispatched by Franz Joseph. After an hour's journey, they finally arrived at the border between the Austrian Empire and the Kingdom of Sardinia.

"Your Majesty, please allow us not to accompany you and Your Majesty the Empress to move forward!" Joseph Jerach responded to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Thank you for your hard work!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Joseph Jerach with a slight smile.

Then Joseph Jerach turned the pier towards Milan, while Jérôme Bonaparte and Augusta continued on.

Soon, Jerome Bonaparte and Augusta met the Sardinian general who sent them to the border last time.

After seeing Jerome Bonaparte and Augusta, the Sardinian general quickly got off his horse and came to Jerome Bonaparte and Queen Augusta and said, "Your Majesty, Queen, you came back!"

"En!" Jerome Bonaparte, who was riding on a horse, nodded and responded to the Sardinian general.

Then, under the **** of the Sardinian general, Jerome Bonaparte and Queen Augusta continued towards the nearby railway station.

During the period, the Sardinian general tactfully asked Jerome Bonaparte whether the Austrian Empire would withdraw its troops in the near future.

Jerome Bonaparte did not directly answer the Sardinian general's question, but chose to look around and his way. The boy avoided the Sardinian general's question.

The Sardinian general who couldn't get an answer from Jerome Bonaparte naturally understood what Jerome Bonaparte meant.

Therefore, the Sardinian General also wisely stopped asking too many questions on this question after several inquiries to no avail, and exchanged other questions with Jerome Bonaparte.

The two sides chatted while walking, and soon arrived at the train station closest to the border area.

After entering the train station, the Sardinian general personally ran to buy train tickets for Jerome Bonaparte and his wife, and then sent his adjutants and several soldiers to follow Jerome Bonaparte at every step. Beside the couple, protecting their safety until Jerome Bonaparte and his wife successfully arrived at the Royal Palace of Turin.

After everything was arranged, General Sardinia said to Jerome Bonaparte, "Your Majesty, Empress, I want to return to the border and continue to guard!

Next, if you need anything, you can directly ask my adjutant, he will do his best to meet all your requirements! "

"I have a heart!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded to the Sardinian general, and then responded to him, "After I return to Turin, I will definitely explain to Victor the credit of your journey!"

After the Sardinian general heard this sentence, there was a hint of excitement in his eyes. The reason why he was so courteous was not to let His Majesty Jerome Bonaparte spend more time in front of His Majesty Victor Immanuel. Say a few words so that his position can be promoted faster.

"Thank you, Your Majesty!" General Sardinia replied excitedly to Jerome Bonaparte.

Jerome Bonaparte and Augusta got on the train under the protection of the adjutant and several soldiers, and the whistle sounded ten minutes after Jerome Bonaparte got on the train.

Jerome Bonaparte, who was sitting in a separate carriage, looked at the scenery that was constantly receding backwards, with an indescribable joy in his eyes.

After nearly several months, Jerome Bonaparte finally achieved his wish to "play light work on the latrine" on the issue of the Kingdom of Sardinia.

Now it is only necessary to tell Victor Immanuel II the news of Franz Joseph's withdrawal, and then hold a referendum on Savoyon and Nice, then Jerome Bonaparte will be in Sardinia Even if the trip to the Sub Kingdom is completely over,

As for the reaction of the British Kingdom after the annexation of Savoyon and Nice, that is the problem to be faced in the next stage.

While Jerome Bonaparte was thinking, the voice of the adjutant reached Jerome Bonaparte's ears, "Your Majesty, do you want some fruit?"

"No! No need!" Jerome Bonaparte shook his head and replied to the adjutant.

"Your Majesty, what about you!" the adjutant said, looking at the queen.

"I don't need it either! Thank you!" Queen Augusta also replied politely.

"If you want to eat, you can take it directly!" Jerome Bonaparte pointed to the fruit that came with the train on the plate and said to them.

The adjutant and the soldier also shook their heads and rejected Jerome Bonaparte's suggestion.

In this way, the train galloped for nearly several hours, and finally arrived in Turin that night.

After the steam train slowly approached the Turin train station, Jerome Bonaparte and Augusta also stood up at the same time, ready to leave the train at any time.

When the train was completely leaning against the platform, Jerome Bonaparte once again found another group of people approaching the carriage where Jerome Bonaparte was.

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Jerome Bonaparte took a closer look, and when the train arrived, it turned out to be Victor Inmanuel II, Lamarmore and others.

Jerome Bonaparte immediately understood that they probably received a telegram from the border general, so they got the time for the train to arrive at the station, and then specially greeted Jerome Bonaparte on the train platform.

Jerome Bonaparte and Empress Augusta walked off the train slowly, and then Jerome Bonaparte shook hands with Victor Inmanuel II.

"Welcome back to Turin!" Victor Inmanuel II said to Jerome Bonaparte sincerely.

Jerome Bonaparte smiled slightly, nodded, and then introduced the adjutants and soldiers guarding their geese to Victor Inmanuel II.

After the adjutant and the soldiers saw Victor Immanuel II, their faces showed a look of fanaticism.

"You guys did a great job!" Victor Inmanuel II praised them.

"Your Majesty, this is what we should do!" the adjutant said reservedly.

The soldiers also replied reservedly that this was their duty.

Then, Victor Inmanuel II and others led Jerome Bonaparte and Augusta to the Royal Palace of Turin in a carriage.

Here, Victor Inmanuel II held a relatively small-scale banquet for Jerome Bonaparte and his wife, but the composition of the personnel did not include the Lake Land Banquet at all.

The servants in the banquet delivered the skipped dishes to the table in an orderly manner, and everyone in the banquet pushed glasses and changed dishes, so happy.

The entire banquet lasted for nearly two hours before it ended. After most of the ministers and nobles of the Kingdom of Sardinia left, Victor Immanuel II, whose face was slightly flushed, finally Said to Jerome Bonaparte, "Jerome, can you come with me!"

"Of course!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded, and then followed in the footsteps of Victor Inmanuel II towards one of the guest rooms in the palace.

Victor Inmanuel II, who entered the guest room and sat on the sofa, then asked Jerome Bonaparte, "Tea or coffee!"

"Give me a cup of tea!" Jerome Bonaparte replied to Victor Immanuel II.

"Then I want a cup of coffee!" Victor Immanuel II said calmly.

Upon hearing this, the servants in the room quickly prepared tea and coffee for Jerome Bonaparte and Victor Inmanuel II.

After a while, black tea and coffee were served to Jerome Bonaparte and Victor Inmanuel II.

Jerome Bonaparte took a sip of the black tea and asked Victor Inmanuel II, "Victor, what do you want me to do by calling me here?"

"Jerome, how did Franz Joseph reply?" Victor Inmanuel II asked Jerome Bonaparte with a serious expression.

Jerome Bonaparte took another sip of tea, and then responded with a hint of nervousness in Victor Inmanuel II's eyes, "Franz Joseph has followed my advice and withdraws the investigation !"

After hearing Jerome Bonaparte's answer, Victor Inmanuel II instantly relaxed his nervous expression, "Just cancel it! Just cancel it!"

Before Victor Inmanuel II could be happy for too long, Jerome Bonaparte's next sentence destroyed Victor Inmanuel II's mood that was finally happy. do.

"Victor, when are you going to start the referendums in Savoyon and Nice?" Jerome Bonaparte asked Victor Immanuel II calmly.

Victor Inmanuel II's smile disappeared visibly, and his expression became serious again.

"This... will be held in the near future!" Victor Inmanuel II responded to Jerome Bonaparte with hesitation.

"Don't hold it in the near future!" Jerome Bonaparte replied to Victor Inmanuel II with a strong attitude~www.NovelMTL.com~ I think it would be just right if the referendum is held tomorrow !

how do you feel! "

Victor Inmanuel II euphemistically replied to Jerome Bonaparte, "Tomorrow, the referendums in Savoyon and Nice will be held... the time will be too hasty!"

"Rush? I don't think it's hasty!" Jerome Bonaparte shook his head and said to Victor Inmanuel II.

"Then... just listen to you!" Victor Inmanuel II had no choice but to agree to Jerome Bonaparte's suggestion.

After Jerome Bonaparte left, Victor Inmanuel II secretly summoned Lamarmore and Cavour, and under Cavour's persuasion, Victor Inmanuel II Neur II eventually abandoned Savoyon and Nice.

The next morning, following a telegram from Turin, referendums in Savoyon and Nice were in full swing.