After receiving authorization from the Queen of Spain, Wilder Pugot returned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs office and also wrote a letter to Ambassador Rafael Desca in distant Paris.
In the letter, Wilder Pugot first praised Ambassador Rafael Desca's previous correspondence, and then told Rafael Desca: Her Majesty the Queen has agreed to Rafael Desca's proposal. Please convey to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs that the Kingdom of Spain is willing to cooperate fully with the French Empire on the issue of the Morocco Duchy, and is also willing to reach a consensus with the French Empire on other matters...
After finishing the letter, Wilder Pugot sealed it in an envelope and handed it to his secretary.
"Your Excellency Minister, should this letter be sent directly, or should it be secretly sent to the Paris Embassy through special channels?" the secretary holding the letter immediately asked Wilder Pugot.
