President Jerome Bonaparte cooperated very smoothly with the Order Party magnates. Both sides had cordial and friendly discussions, with frank exchanges [the President wished he could strangle the Order Party], and fully exchanged opinions [the President could not defeat the Order Party in the short term, so he had to play some small tricks]. The result of the talks was meaningful [the President successfully promoted the general of his choice as an undercover].
After the talks, Fleury brought in the champagne that had been prepared earlier. The President and the chieftains of the Order Party, along with military leaders, raised their glasses.
"To even better cooperation in the future!" Jerome Bonaparte raised his glass and proposed the toast.
The glasses clinked together with a "crackling" sound, perhaps foreshadowing the future.
