Seeing the glittering light and densely packed diamonds on it, Peter couldn't help but his eyes lit up.

The diamond-encrusted aunt!

Mirkovsky Report:

"Your Highness, the Marquis's Palace was in chaos when I went there. Everyone was shocked by the Queen's order. When I saw the Marquis de La Châtadier, his face was ashen, but he still packed his luggage without hesitation."

Peter sneered. Laschetadier had stayed in St. Petersburg for 20 years. Why didn't he pack his bags and run away quickly, waiting for his aunt to change her mind and kill him?

You must know that women are fickle.

Mirkovsky now admires His Highness very much. The longer he stays with His Highness, the more he feels that His Highness is unusual.

He originally aspired to be on the battlefield, but now he is unwilling to leave His Highness.

Is there anything more honorable than staying at the side of the future Tsar and serving the Tsar?

Absolutely not!!!

He is now welded to death beside His Highness.

Peter took the portrait and went to Elizabeth, and asked his aunt to give it to him. The aunt was very happy to see that her nephew liked it so much.

As for digging out the diamonds on top...

Just collect it first and wait until you are really short of money to do it.

When meeting his aunt, Peter also asked about Sophia's father and younger siblings.

Elizabeth told him that someone had been sent to do it.

If the Duke of Anhalt does not object to Sofia's conversion to Orthodox Christianity, he will also be brought to observe his daughter's wedding.

This is different from history. In the original history, the farewell between Ye Er and his father in Berlin was forever. He never saw his father again until his death. The news of his father's death reached the Russian court, and he only told her after the incident had passed.

As for whether the father can go back to Russia after coming to Russia, that is another matter.

This series of things will make them ecstatic, both for Johanna and Sofia, but Peter has not told them yet.
Chapter completed!