After completing his mission, he returned to London without a moment's delay to report back to the Queen.
Unfortunately, perhaps due to his excessive exertion, he fell ill as soon as he arrived in London and had to stay in the hospital for several days.
Originally, according to the doctor's advice, Sir Arthur should have rested for six months.
However, to ensure the successful hosting of the concert, he decided to be discharged as soon as his health showed signs of improvement.
Upper society's reactions to Sir Arthur Hastings' actions were mixed.
Some people thought he was just a countryman who had climbed to a high position through opportunistic means.
Others outright stated: "Sir Arthur's eagerness is really discomforting. Be it an Attendant or a Civil Servant, none of them debase themselves and ingratiate others like this!"
But where there are those who disdain, naturally there are those who appreciate.
