Not long after Richard Metternich left the office, Ambassador Cowley followed him into the office.
Upon seeing Ambassador Cowley, Jerome Bonaparte's eyes revealed a trace of surprise.
Could it be that the Kingdom of Britain has made a decision so quickly? It shouldn't be! Jerome Bonaparte thought to himself.
Based on his understanding of the Kingdom of Britain, it shouldn't be possible for the Kingdom of Britain to make a decision so quickly.
Unless Palmerston didn't present this issue as a proposal to the Cabinet and the Houses for discussion, but instead resolved the matter privately with the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
This method is indeed much faster than "collective wisdom," but it also brings certain risks.
After all, the British Prime Minister's authority has not reached the point of covering the sky with one hand.
Such actions might provoke... However, if it were Palmerston, it's not impossible! He is inherently a reckless guy!
