"Mr. Garibaldi, I also have one condition, and I hope you can agree to it!"
Upon hearing Jerome Bonaparte's words, Garibaldi immediately adopted a posture of listening attentively.
As an outstanding politician, Garibaldi possesses an intuitive political instinct that is rare among ordinary people. At this moment, that instinct tells him that as long as he gets through this one hurdle, all his plans will face no more obstacles.
"Your Majesty, please speak!"
"My condition is just one: after the matter is settled, the Sardinian Kingdom must not annex the Kingdom of Naples!" Jerome Bonaparte said his condition in one breath.
When Garibaldi heard Jerome Bonaparte's condition, his immediate reaction was to refuse the Emperor's condition without hesitation.
He (Garibaldi) had painstakingly prepared a "meal" (referring to driving away the Kingdom of Naples), only to be told by his neighbor (France) that there was no seat for him at the table.
