After dealing with Cavour, Jerome Bonaparte continued to immerse himself in his office-bedroom-dining room routine. During this time, many foreign ministers from various countries sought to meet with Jerome Bonaparte, but all were turned away by Mokar at Jerome Bonaparte's behest.
Unable to meet Jerome Bonaparte, the foreign ministers had no choice but to go to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to negotiate with Valerovsky. The decision-making center for foreign affairs gradually shifted back from the Tuileries Palace to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
As the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Valerovsky became the busiest person during this period. Not only did he have to negotiate with foreign ministers during work hours, but he also had to report the results of these discussions to Jerome Bonaparte in detail after work.
A week passed quickly, and the third Paris Peace Conference began once again.
