"We need a loyal and brave assassin!"

When Milosevic said this, Similov stood up without hesitation: "Marquis, please give me this glorious task!"

"Ah, Similov, my friend, do you know how dangerous this is?" Despite his joy, Milosevic said hypocritically: "How can I bear to let my friend take such a risk?"

"Marquis, my life belongs to you!" Similov raised his voice: "When I completed the mission of monitoring Glicolly, I should have received the reward, but Khmelitsky completely ignored me. This is the most unbearable shame for this soldier. If you hadn't mercilessly taken in me, I wouldn't know what I should do."

Milosevic was overjoyed. He needed such a person who was willing to serve him faithfully.

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He also stood up and hugged Similov with great force: "Please believe that as long as this assassination can succeed, I will definitely not let you down."

"I believe you, Lord Marquis, and you can wait for my good news." Similov said passionately.

Now Milosevic is somewhat relieved.

As long as Khmelitsky dies, he will lose one of his biggest competitors. As for the impact of Khmelitsky's death? Ah, this is nothing. At that time, just kill Similov and then treat him as a scapegoat.

People like Mishilov are not worthy of their own trust and reward.

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The turmoil in Moscow did not calm down at all due to Gregory's death, but instead became more and more intense.

Everyone was watching the struggle between Khmelitski and Milosevic, and most of them believed that the future great duke would definitely emerge from these two people.

Of course, more people are more optimistic about Khmelitsky. He is much better than Milosevic in any aspect.

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Khmelitzki himself thought so, and he felt that he could wait for the arrival of that day of glory with confidence.

There is a good movie tonight, filmed in Hollywood, USA. Khmelitzky has always liked to watch American movies because he asked his secretary to call the Russian Grand Theater. The Grand Theater attaches great importance to the arrival of the future Grand Duke, and specifically keeps a private room on the second floor.

Ten minutes after the movie was released, he showed up at the Russian Grand Theater with his wife Ronanova. To be honest, he had long lost interest in the aging Ronanova, but now the position of the Grand Duke has not yet been obtained, so he has to make some gestures. It is really difficult for others to convince him that he abandoned his wife Ronanova now.

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I still need to act in front of others.

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The entire second floor was cleared due to the arrival of Khmelitsky. The outside was full of bodyguards, and no one could come in without permission.

The movie was about to begin, and Khmelitsky was soon immersed in the exciting plot of the movie.

At this time, a waiter outside appeared with a tray, which was the hot towel and the Marquis's drink that Khmelitsky needed.

The bodyguard conducted an almost harsh inspection, but found nothing, so he let it go with confidence.

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After entering the private room, the Marquis went out to the bathroom, and only the Marquis was here. The waiter carefully closed the door and handed a hot towel to the Marquis of Pereas, Hmelitsky, and the waiter began to retreat aside. Then, his hand reached into a corner of the private room, a secret wall that had been arranged long ago.

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With a slight sound, the secret wall was opened, and then a pistol was held in the hand by the waiter.

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At this time, the movie reached its climax. The protagonist was holding two revolvers and killing the crowd. The waiter quickly stepped forward and pointed the gun at Khmelitsky. Then he said in Khmelitsky's horrified look: "On behalf of Marquis Andyak, I greet you!"

The protagonist in the movie fires again, and the gun in the waiter's hand also fires at the same time.

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Khmelitsky fell down in pain while covering his chest.

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The waiter then put away the gun, opened the door of the private room calmly, closed it carefully, and after doing all this, he calmly left here.

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To be continued...