Jacques-Louis Ainon's apology did not restore Emile Olivier, but instead made a disdainful smile appear on Emile Olivier's lips.
Later, Emile Olivier responded coldly, "Mr. Ainon, if you could have said this earlier, we might not have reached this point!
Now that we've reached this point, what's the use of saying nice things!"
Jacques-Louis Ainon had an embarrassed expression on his face, and he felt regretful in his heart.
If he could have stopped this conflict earlier, the outcome might have been different from now.
At that time, he also wanted to know what Jerome Bonaparte said to Emile Olivier, so he chose to let Jules Favre and Emile Olivier leave the note.
conflict.
He tried to use coercion to obtain the information he wanted, but Emile Olivier's attitude was also very determined. In order to safeguard the "overall situation", Ainon transformed into a peacemaker to ease the conflict between the two of them!
"Olivier, I did do something wrong in this matter!" Ainon had no choice but to admit his mistake, and then turned to Emile Olivier and said, "Don't you have the slightest mistake?
Jules Favre was also thinking about the republicans just now, if someone like Alfred Darimon appears again, then our cause will suffer another heavy blow!"
Enoncon's passionate speech did not make Emile Olivier change his mind, but made him even more disgusted with what Enon and Jules Favre had done.
Emile Olivier criticized mercilessly, "In the final analysis, your purpose of doing this is just to control the Republicans in your own way and make them a tool in your hands!"
"I'm not!" Enon denied, shaking his head.
“We oppose the empire because the empire uses authoritarian means to suppress speech!
However, apart from the empire's persecution of freedom, all the empire's policies so far have led the empire to the right path.
Although this path will damage freedom, the standard of living of the citizens of the empire is generally richer than that of the kingdom under Orleans." Emile Olivier's tone became more severe, "And what about you?
?What contributions have you made to all French citizens? Before you even came to power, you implemented domestic despotism in the name of freedom.
If you are really allowed to come to power, you will become nothing more than a second empire."
Speaking of this, Emile Olivier paused, shook his head and said, "No! Saying that you are the second empire is too flattering! I'm afraid you are not even as good as the current empire!
In the hands of His Majesty Jérôme Bonaparte, France once again became the most important country in Europe.
If it were to fall into the hands of people like you, I'm afraid it would have already entered a civil war!"
"Emile Olivier!" Jules Favre roared at Emile Olivier, "I'm warning you! Don't go too far!
I did not do very well just now, but you don’t need to use such vicious words to curse us!
Don’t forget, you are one of us too!”
"Favre!" Emile Olivier said to Jules Favre carefully, "Listen to me! From now on, I, Emile Olivier, will be with you.
Part ways!
I am no longer a member of the Republican Party, and you should not use the so-called overall situation to pressure me!"
After Emile Olivier finished speaking, a cheerful smile appeared on his lips, while Jules Favre and Jacques-Louis Aynon showed ugly expressions on their faces.
"Okay! It's time for me to go!" Emile Olivier said provocatively to Jules Favre and Jacques-Louis Ainon, "Maybe the next time we meet, we will become
enemy!"
After saying that, Emile Olivier left without looking back.
Only Ainon and Favre were left standing there blankly. Their faces were very ugly at this moment, and Jules Favre was gritting his teeth and clenching his fists.
By the way, there is also Ernest Piccard, who has an expressionless face but is secretly happy in his heart.
After a while, Jules Favre loosened his fist and said in a brisk tone: "Leave now!
Anyway, we don’t lack people like him, and one less bomb that can explode at any time will be very beneficial to our future development!”
Even though Jules Favre was the strongest to say so, everyone present among the three people knew that without Emile Olivier, the Republicans might face big trouble.
If Emile Olivier chooses to join Alfred Darimon's camp, then their situation will become even worse.
"It's time to consider who will replace Emile Olivier!" Jacques-Louis Ainon also said to everyone present.
"I do have a good staff!" Ernest Piccard said to Enon and Favre.
"Who?" Enon and Favre said in unison.
"Forget it!" Ernest Piccard thought for a moment and shook his head. "He is still a college student. If I ask him to replace him, I'm afraid people will laugh at him!"
After hearing "college student", the hopes that Aynon and Favre had originally aroused were dashed again.
"For students, forget it!" Jules Favre thought carefully for a while and said to Ernest Piccard: "We will discuss the reason collectively after we call everyone here for a meeting next time.
Who will take over Emile Olivier's position!
Didn’t Olivier say we were dictatorial? Let’s show him democracy!”
In this way, Favre and others decided to collectively elect a successor to Emile Olivier at the next meeting.
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On the other hand, Emile Olivier, who left the Republican headquarters, also didn't know where he should go.
What he just said at the headquarters was mostly made out of anger.
However, even with Emile Olivier's angry words, he would not choose to return to the Republican Party.
As a result, Emile Olivier began to wander aimlessly on the street, during which he encountered several police officers who were interrogating him.
After the assassination of Jérôme Bonaparte, the entire police force in Paris began to become intimidated.
Under pressure from the Ministry of the Interior, they began to take this kind of work extremely seriously.
After being interrogated at the intersection, Emile Olivier suddenly thought of Alfred Darimon, and he immediately decided to go to Alfred Darimon's house to wait for Alfred Darimon's arrival.
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So, Emile Olivier stopped a carriage and ordered the carriage to take him to the vicinity of Alfred Darimon's mansion.
The coachman obeyed Emile Olivier's order and took Emile Olivier all the way through the streets of Paris.
Soon, Emile Olivier arrived near Alfred Darimon's mansion.
Emile Olivier got off the car and took out a silver coin and handed it to the coachman. After thanking Emile Olivier, the coachman drove the carriage away.
Emile Olivier came to the door of Alfred Darimon's mansion again, and he knocked on Alfred Darimon's mansion again.
The person responsible for opening the door was none other than the maid who opened the door for Emile Olivier last time.
After opening the door, she glanced at Emile Olivier at the door, and quickly said respectfully: "Mr. Olivier, what can I do for you?"
"Is your master at home today?" Emile Olivier asked with a smile.
"Mr. Olivier, I'm afraid it will take half an hour for Mr. Alfred to come back!" The maid made way for Emile Olivier for a day, and then said to him: "How about you come in and sit for a while!
"
"Excuse me!" Emile Olivier nodded, and then walked into the mansion in a hurry.
Under the guidance of the maid, Emile Olivier sat on the sofa in the living room.
Then, the maid respectfully asked Emile Olivier, "Mr. Olivier, would you like coffee or tea?"
After thinking for a moment, Emile Olivier responded to the maid, "Bring me a cup of black tea!"
"Yes!" The maid obeyed Emile Olivier's order.
After a while, the maid brought a teapot filled with black tea and a cup made of porcelain. She first placed the teapot and cup on the table, and then poured a cup for Emile Olivier herself.
Finally, he left.
After a while, the maid appeared again. This time she was holding some dried fruits in her hand.
"Thank you!" Olivier thanked the maid.
"Please wait here for a moment! Mr. Alfred, you will be there soon!" the maid continued to Olivier, "If you need anything, you can call me at any time!"
"I understand! You go ahead and do your work!"
Olivier sat on the sofa and nodded and responded to the maid.
About half an hour later, Alfred Darimon arrived at his mansion, where he saw Emile Olivier.
"Why are you at my house?" Alfred Darimon asked Emile Olivier in confusion.
"I have left Jules Favre's camp!" Emile Olivier said calmly to Alfred Darimon.
"That's great!" Alfred Darimon excitedly said to Emile Olivier, "Jules Favre and the others will definitely regret losing such a capable man like you!"
"Darimon, if I am willing to join the new Republican Party you formed, what kind of position will you give me!"
