Upon obtaining the specific plan from Cavour's mouth, Jerome Bonaparte silently weighed the benefits that France could reap from this action against the potential risks that France might bear.
After a brief consideration, Jerome Bonaparte spoke again, his expression serious as he addressed Cavour.
"Mr. Cavour, may I ask you one more question?"
"Your Majesty, please do!" Cavour said deferentially to Jerome Bonaparte.
"Is it true that the Kingdom of Britain chose to stand by your side because you promised them conditions they couldn't refuse?" Jerome Bonaparte said slowly.
After hearing Jerome Bonaparte's words, Cavour's expression changed subtly. He was unsure whether he should honestly inform Jerome Bonaparte.
Seeing Cavour lost in thought, Jerome Bonaparte approximately guessed the conditions Cavour might have proposed. He raised his hand and said to Cavour, "Mr. Cavour, don't speak yet, let me guess!"
