Chapter 28: Go, Don’t Go

News of the attempted assassination on the second Prince, Louis Ferdinand d’Orléans, was tightly controlled under the oversight of the royal family.

They barely managed to prevent information from leaking out, as the ambush had occurred in a secluded location with little foot traffic and late at night.

However, no matter how much secrecy was maintained, nobles were ones who learned perceptiveness and social graces from a young age. It was inevitable for the foreign dignitaries to sense that something was amiss.

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