Victoria's behavior when lying, her demeanor when anxious, and what she does when excited, are all well understood by Leisen.
It's not that Leisen has never seen Victoria sympathize with others, but today, Victoria is obviously overly concerned.
Couple this with Victoria's frequent disappearances lately for a few minutes at a time...
Lady Leisen looked at Victoria's anxious and fearful appearance and had some vague suspicions in her heart, but she didn't dare to be certain.
Therefore, not only did she refrain from exposing her suspicion on the spot, but she also gently probed, "Since this gentleman was injured while protecting you, it certainly counts as a worthy act. I think instead of sending him to the hospital, it would be better to take him directly to Kensington Palace and have Dr. Clark look after him, wouldn't it? Just as Baron Stockma is also here today. Their medical skills are far superior to those at St. George's Hospital."
