"British fur traders knew that the Americans wanted to bypass them and trade with the French. Addington prevented Baring Brothers from continuing to intervene in the Louisiana Purchase, but maybe they would go back on their word."

"So, what's your suggestion?" Georgiana asked impatiently.

"I thought you knew, Princess Full Moon." Ribo placed the book heavily on the table.

"What?"

"Didn't you say you were a teacher?"

"I quit!" she shouted.

Mr. Ribo ignored her at all, turned around and left.

"It's unbelievable." Georgiana murmured, "What's going on in the world?"

She turned to look at the books that Mr. Ribo had brought. They were all related to theology and were in original Latin. The covers looked new and seemed to be copies from the church library.

She threw the books aside, and then called Belle to teach her the Egyptian dance. Now she felt that dancing was very interesting. The key was that she could also dance to Bonaparte. The feeling of being appreciated by others made her very happy.

Although he is young enough to be her son, he is not underage...
Chapter completed!