Make France Great Again

"Is everything done?"

After returning to the National Intelligence Agency, Felix Gaudin was immediately called to the office by Marcel Jerug to inquire about the progress of the matter.

"Those people have been fooled by me and are nowhere to be found! It is estimated that they will go to the Opera House to assassinate them soon. Then we only need to arrest them!" Felix Gaudin respectfully told the National Intelligence Service Option Marcel Jerug replied.

"You did a great job, Felix! I will take credit for you in front of His Majesty the Emperor!" Marcel Jerug nodded with satisfaction, and then said to Felix Gaudin.

"This is what I should do!" Felix Gaudin said with a humble smile on his face.

Unexpectedly, Marcel Jerug changed the subject and continued to say to Felix Gaudin in a slightly threatening tone: "However, you'd better keep this matter to yourself!

In this world, good people will not die, and neither will bad people, only stupid people will die!

I don't want you to be that stupid person, Mr. Felix Gaudin! "

After hearing Marcel Jerug's threat, Felix Gaudin immediately showed a panicked look on his face, and he quickly responded to Marcel Jerug: "Please don't worry! I know everything! "

"That's good!" Marcel Jeruger smiled again like he was changing his face in a Sichuan opera. He patted Felix Gaudin on the shoulder and continued to draw pie: "Felix, you are a smart man!

I like to deal with smart people. When I retire one day, I will definitely recommend you to His Majesty.

When the time comes, my position will be yours! "

"Your Excellency Marcel, I have a lazy personality and have no interest in the position of Director of the Intelligence Agency!" Felix Gaudan waved his hand and responded quickly to Marcel Jerug.

Felix Gaudin knew that Marcel Jerug said this just casually and did not count at all.

Any leader hopes that he can firmly grasp the power, not to mention that Marcel Jerug is only over 40 years old, and he is now in his prime period.

If nothing goes wrong, there will be at least 10 to 20 years of opportunity to "dedicate" to France.

The age difference between Felix Gaudin and him is only more than ten years.

After Marcel Jerug retires, Felix Gaudin will almost enter the coffin.

If things go wrong, Felix Gaudin will pass away even before him.

Therefore, Marcel Jerug's words are purely a scene statement.

Seeing Felix Gaudin decisively refuse, Marcel Jerug once again showed a satisfied smile.

Bosses like smart subordinates the most, but they are also wary of them.

Therefore, a subordinate who can cause trouble is likely to threaten his position.

Marcel Jerug just said that after retiring, recommending him to the emperor may also mean cherishing talents, but it is more of a test of Felix Gaudin.

The result was that Felix Gaudin's answer made Marcel Jerug very satisfied.

Regardless of whether he was forced by the situation or simply disliked the National Intelligence Service, his attitude at least satisfied Marcel Jerug.

If Felix Gaudin showed an extremely progressive attitude just now, then Marcel Jerug would have to consider finding an opportunity to kill Felix Gaudin directly.

A person who is too motivated will not be satisfied with their current position, and they will definitely try their best to climb up.

By then, he, Marcel Jerug, will be a stepping stone for Felix Gaudin.

"You don't want to be the director of the National Intelligence Service?" Marcel Jerug once again tested Felix Gaudin. He deliberately patted the armrest next to the chair and said, "This position is no better than that of cabinet minister or chief of the secretariat." Difference!"

"Your Excellency Marcel, being the leader of a department is too tiring!" Felix Gaudin explained: "I don't want to let myself live so tiringly!"

"Then what do you want?" Marcel Jerug asked with a hint of teasing.

"It would be great if I could stand upright in the sun!" Felix Gaudin responded to Marcel Jerug.

"What you think of is really luxurious!" Marcel Jerug shook his head and said: "For people like us, walking into the sunshine means giving up this identity and starting over!"

"Your Excellency Marcel, it wouldn't be a bad idea to start over!" Felix Gaudin also responded to Marcel Jerug.

"Hey! Forget it! Everyone has his own ambitions!" Marcel Jerug pretended to sigh, "As long as you work hard, I will arrange a new identity for you at the right time and let you start your life again. !”

"Thank you very much!" Felix Gaudin bowed to Marcel Jerug and said,

"Okay! If nothing happens, you can leave!" After testing Felix Gaudin, Marcel Jerug issued an expulsion order to him.

"Yes!" Felix Gaudin stood at attention and gave a military salute to Marcel Jerug, and then left Marcel Jerug's office.

Marcel Jerug was the only one left in the room. She slowly sat on the chair that symbolized the power of the National Intelligence Service and muttered, "I must deploy defense forces as soon as possible! "

…

On the other hand, Director Felix Gaudin left the National Intelligence Service while saying hello as he left Marcel Jerug's office.

Immediately afterwards, Felix Gaudin came to a cafe. After ordering a cup of coffee, he sat on the balcony and tasted it carefully.

After a while, a gentleman wearing a black coat appeared diagonally opposite Felix Gaudin.

After Felix Gaudin saw the gentleman, he asked the waiter next to him where the toilet in the cafe was!

The waiter enthusiastically told Felix Gaudin the location of the toilet, and Felix Gaudin walked straight towards the toilet.

The toilet was empty at this time. Felix Gaudin, who was in the toilet now, lit a cigarette in the toilet after finishing urinating.

After a while, the man wearing a gentleman's coat also appeared in the toilet.

After the two said hello in the toilet, and then chatted with each other for a few "common words", they returned to their respective places.

After sitting back in his seat, Marcel Jerug drank all the coffee in his cup and returned to the National Intelligence Agency.

Other gentlemen also left the cafe shortly after Marcel Jerug left, and the place he was going to return to was the French Ministry of the Interior, the "archenemy" of the National Intelligence Service.

This gentleman is the chief secretary of France's Minister of the Interior, Pesini.

As for why Felix Gaudin got involved with the Georgian Ministry of Interior.

Of course it was because there was a small accident when I was ordered to monitor Ahil Fulded.

As a result, Felix Gaudin was almost regarded as a foreign spy and tortured by the Ministry of the Interior.

(Since the Ministry of the Interior operates in secret, the National Intelligence Service does not know.)

After learning that the other party was from the National Intelligence Service, Interior Secretary Pesini was ecstatic.

He thought that he finally had a handle on the National Intelligence Service. Marcel Jerug was spying on an imperial minister without the emperor's authorization. This was simply an attempt to rebel.

So Pesini hurriedly reported the news to Jerome Bonaparte.

After listening to Pesini's report, Jerome Bonaparte asked him where he got the news.

Pesini then told Jérôme Bonaparte the process of capturing Felix Gaudin.

"Felix Gaudin?" Jérôme Bonaparte muttered, "I remember when I was eradicating evil in Paris, there was a guy named Felix Gaudin!

He seemed to be the leader of a gang at the time.

Are they related? "

"Your Majesty, apart from the fact that their names are exactly the same, there is no other relationship between the two of them!" Pesini replied to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Let's do this! Bring him here!" After Jerome Bonaparte hesitated for a moment, he changed his mind and responded to Pesini: "Forget it, I'd better go there myself!"

Pesini and Jérôme Bonaparte secretly arrived at the Ministry of the Interior in a carriage.

Felix Gaudin, who stayed in the Ministry of Interior, recognized Jerome Bonaparte at first sight. He quickly bowed to Jerome Bonaparte and said: "Your Majesty!"

"Mr. Felix, you are so brave! You are openly spying on the imperial ministers!" Jérôme Bonaparte at that time rebuked Felix Gaudin before anyone else.

"Your Majesty, I am also acting under orders!" Felix Gaudin defended himself with an expression of fear.

"By order? Whose order?" Jérôme Bonaparte continued to ask with a straight face, "I don't seem to have given your National Intelligence Service an order to monitor the minister!"

"Your Majesty, it was Marcel Jerug who asked me to spy on Minister Achille Fuld!

He said that Minister Achille Fuld was suspected of betraying the empire, so he ordered me to monitor him! "Felix Gaudin decisively passed the blame to Marcel Jerug.

"Your Majesty, Marcel Jerug is so bold! He dared to openly spy on the imperial minister without notifying you!" Pesini, who was standing aside, immediately fanned the flames.

"Well! Marcel Jerug is indeed a little bolder!" Jerome Bonaparte responded with a calm expression. He would not be angered by Pesini's few words.

Later, Jérôme Bonaparte turned his attention to Felix Gaudin, and he asked Felix Gaudin if he was willing to serve him.

Faced with the sudden olive branch, Felix Gaudin decisively agreed.

Immediately afterwards, Jerome Bonaparte told Felix Gaudin that he must report every move of the National Intelligence Service to Jerome Bonaparte.

Jerome Bonaparte will also try his best to help Felix Gaudin rise in the National Intelligence Service system.