"Louis, just as Alexander said, you needn't worry about the French Government taking any adverse actions against you. Earlier, when you told Alexander about wanting to go out for a stroll with me, I already sent someone to ask Mr. Talleyrand. The response I received was that there's no problem.
If you still have doubts about safety, when we arrive in Calais, I can first escort you to the border and head to Brussels, Belgium. After all, Calais is not far from the border; we can leave within half a day.
You can tour around Brussels for a while, and then visit your mother at the estate in Switzerland. When you get bored in Switzerland, you can come to the Kingdom of Hanover to find me at any time."
However, upon hearing this, Louis immediately refused and said: "Arthur, what do you take me for? A Bonaparte man would never leave his homeland out of fear of death. No matter what Louis Philippe intends for me, I won't pay it any mind."
