After notifying Richard Metternich of the imminent departure, Jerome Bonaparte decided to hold another small family gathering at the Tuileries Palace. He ordered Mokar to invite his father, Prince Monfort, and Princess Mathilde to the Tuileries Palace.
Considering that his father, Prince Monfort, might be fooling around in some place in Paris again, Jerome Bonaparte stopped Mokar and said, "First, notify my sister Mathilde, then go find my father! Do you understand?"
"Understood!" Mokar nodded in response to Jerome Bonaparte, then turned and left the study.
Soon after Mokar left, Jerome Bonaparte also left the study and headed to where Empress Augusta was.
At this time, Empress Augusta was seated quietly on a chair, reading a collection of poems whose author was Byron, who had been deceased for nearly thirty years.
