King Luis I and his queen stayed in Spain for more than a week, during which the interaction between the two royal families was fairly harmonious.
After reaching a consensus with King Luis I on cooperation in colonization, the following days were mostly comprised of relaxed banquets and leisure.
Carlo and King Luis I spent most of their time discussing political affairs, while Queen Sophie and Queen Maria conversed about childbirth.
Although the private physicians of the Spanish Royal Family were famous throughout Spain and even Europe, the medical technology of this era was not very advanced, making childbirth quite dangerous.
Furthermore, Queen Sophie was somewhat anxious about the dangers of giving birth for the first time. Without experienced elders in the Spanish Royal Family to guide and assist, Queen Maria, having some experience, indeed offered suitable counsel to Queen Sophie and helped her better adapt to life after pregnancy.
