On the other hand, Jerome Bonaparte, who received the Vallette telegram reply, finally breathed a sigh of relief; he really couldn't have imagined that his article would have such a significant impact, even less so that some people in London still remembered the signature he used when publishing an article in London in 1848!
"It seems the name Joseph Stalin can't be used anymore!" Jerome Bonaparte muttered to himself, "how about... changing the pen name to Ilyich (Lenin)."
After pondering for a while, Jerome Bonaparte eventually dismissed the idea as well. After all, anyone who paid even a little attention could spot his writing style, so changing his pen name wouldn't solve the problem at all.
"Forget it! I'd better think about the upcoming Paris Peace Conference!" Jerome Bonaparte gently patted his cheeks to pull his scattered thoughts back together.
Just then, a knock on the door came, and Jerome Bonaparte straightened his posture and responded to the door, "Come in!"
