Arthur was just about to promise to find the best doctor in London for him, but he sensed something was off before he could speak.
"Election? The 1832 election just passed a few years ago, why another election now?"
Disraeli gave him a side-eye and replied angrily, "No worries, by tomorrow morning you'll know what's going on. You're so informed, you don't need to get information from me."
Arthur was so intrigued by Disraeli's words that he was itching to find out: "Benjamin, one wrong step leads to many. The sooner we know, the sooner we can help you raise the campaign funds!"
Little did he know, Disraeli's spirit sank even more hearing this: "Raising campaign funds, just to go public. Right now, the authors of 'British' have pockets one cleaner than the other. If Mrs. Sikes can help me think of something, that would be great, but to rely on you guys..."
