"Don't worry, no matter Moscow or St. Petersburg, everything is under my sight. I salute you, your loyal servant Johanna."

Written by Johanna, it goes without saying to whom it is paid tribute to, Frederick II.

Although Sophia's father was a prince, he was once so poor that he had to serve in the Prussian army to earn money to support his family. Johanna could make sense of being so humble to the King of Prussia.

"Envoys from various countries were extremely concerned about who would become the crown prince. Empress Elizabeth went her own way. Whether it was bringing Crown Prince Peter to Russia or recognizing Princess Sofia as the crown princess, she did not correspond with Bestudev. Although Empress Elizabeth did not like other people,

Stutev, but trusting him, it was a tough battle..."

The words are pertinent, and this was written by Baron Madfield, the Prussian ambassador in St. Petersburg.

There were many more, and Peter picked out some to read. Although they were copied, they were all written by Johanna, Lachetadier, and Madefield.

The evidence is conclusive and the final word is final!

Bestudev didn't even have to wait here for the results. He returned to Moscow with peace of mind.

Peter pulled his aunt aside to sit down and said sincerely:

"Little mother, in my heart, you are the most beautiful woman in the world. Your body curves are even inferior to those of the Virgin Mary!"

Elizabeth glared at Peter, but Peter smiled playfully and obviously didn't take it seriously.

Elizabeth couldn't help but said:

"Tell me what to do."

Peter said:

"Immediately expel the Marquis de La Châteaudiere and restrict Baron Madefield from leaving the country within six months. Johanna asked her to stay until after the wedding."

Elizabeth asked: "Where's Sophia?"

Peter smiled and said:

"Sofia greets you every day, and spends the rest of the time studying Russian seriously. She has hardly left my palace. Where can you find another such attentive crown prince?"

Elizabeth shook her head and said:

"I don't trust her anymore!"

Peter sighed, knowing that this problem was serious.
Chapter completed!