In the Hall of Mirrors at the Berlin City Palace, a grand banquet is being held to celebrate Prince William III's birthday.
Not only have the nobles from Prussia gathered here, but many other Northern German states have also sent envoys to extend their congratulations.
However, the Prussian Queen, who should have been one of the focal points of the banquet, left the hall early, citing excessive drinking as an excuse.
But she didn't return to her bedroom to rest; instead, she appeared in a reception room on the second floor.
The French Governor of Essen sat elegantly on the sofa, smiling at Queen Louise: "Actually, we could have talked about these matters over drinks in the banquet hall, Your Majesty."
Louise poured him a glass of wine herself and pushed three promissory notes in front of him: "The music is too loud. Some important things are better discussed here."
