Chapter 254: The Contribution of the Duke of Orleans

Petit Trianon Palace.

Queen Mary sighed with a distressed look,

"This is simply a disaster. Even the Duke of Orleans, a person of such esteemed status, has been killed by those mobs..."

Joseph pushed the strawberry cake towards her,

"In fact, he committed treason."

The queen gestured to the musicians sitting by the door,

"Mozart's new piece, 'Sonata in A minor', thank you."

She looked at the cake and shook her head,

"But he should have been judged by the rightful authority, not to suffer an untimely death."

Joseph thought to himself, if you were the Chief Examiner, he would probably still be plaguing France for another 20 years…

The sad melody coming from the piano made him frown. He gestured with his eyes to Clementine, who was heartlessly twirling her cake.

The little girl quickly wiped the cake crumbs from her mouth and took the queen's arm,