That night, Anning accompanied Pauline and the newly printed paper money to the Jacobin Club.
When he entered the club, the monastery's nanny (the Jacobin Club was originally set up in the monastery) was startled: "Oh, look who's here!"
Anning went up to give the nanny a hug: "Nanny, long time no see! How have you been?"
"Good, good. I thought you would never come back to this monastery."
"How could that be? In this monastery, I spent the most important time of my life."
While speaking, Anning reminisced about his days teaching at the Paris Military Academy, reporting to the club every evening.
Back then, a group of friends would gather together, discussing the future of France and casually playing bridge.
The nanny was very happy and immediately called a young nun: "Go, remove the flowers from table three and wipe the table clean!"
Anning: "Flowers on table three?"
