"Hmph!"
Victor Hugo snorted coldly, his sideways glance and demeanor already conveyed his own attitude towards Jerome Bonaparte's conspiratorial coup.
"Senator Hugo, is this the way you would treat your friends?" Valerovsky was not deterred by Victor Hugo's poor attitude, refusing to cease communication with him.
In Valerovsky's view, if Victor Hugo could switch from being a Royalist Faction member to the Mountain Faction, then he could certainly switch from the Mountain Faction to the Royalist Party.
The political views of the 19th century were not a life-and-death struggle; Victor Hugo could even join them as a Republican.
As long as Victor Hugo could raise a banner for the Bonaparte Faction, that would be enough.
But Valerovsky had miscalculated. Ever since Victor Hugo joined the Mountain Faction, he had never considered rejoining any other faction.
