During the last days of September, Jerome Bonaparte and Empress Augusta took turns accompanying Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on tours of Paris and its surrounding areas.
At the beginning of September, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert bade farewell to Jerome Bonaparte.
Upon hearing that the Victoria couple was about to leave, Empress Augusta held onto Queen Victoria's hand reluctantly, asking if she could stay in Paris a bit longer.
Queen Victoria glanced at Prince Albert, seemingly seeking his opinion as well.
"The Kingdom of Britain still has many affairs for Victoria to handle, so we cannot stay here too long!" Prince Albert declined Empress Augusta's invitation, citing "busy state affairs."
"I see!" A hint of disappointment appeared on Empress Augusta's face.
Seeing this, Victoria immediately comforted Empress Augusta, "Augusta, it's not like we won't be coming back! If you're bored staying at Tuileries Palace, you can come to Windsor Castle and visit me!
