Two hours after Talleyrand bid farewell to the Sultan's envoy, Governor of Egypt Muhammad Ali's son-in-law and also the governor's wife's younger brother, Mustafa Bey, arrived with his entourage at a small cabin on the west side of the Royal Hunting Ground in Paris.
This was the place used by the Royal Family for temporary rest during hunts; the building was small yet very secluded—within 5 kilometers, apart from the Regent's Imperial Guard, there were only deer and wild boar.
Upon seeing the Regent of France, Mustafa hurriedly stepped forward and greeted solemnly, followed by a set of congratulations to the Royal Family for gaining an heir.
The gift he brought had already been delivered to the Palace of Versailles on the day of Mitchell's birth celebration, leaving him empty-handed at the moment, and it was not suitable for gifting in this occasion.
