It will be lovely to sit and talk a bit, just the four of us party leaders, Liberal leader Simona Mohamsson says to TT outside Sagerska House, the prime minister's residence, on the way in for dinner.
There is still quite a lot that is uncertain, every vote should count, she says, adding that it is valuable to gain a common picture of the situation and possible ways forward.
Simona Mohamsson, who was offered tofu instead of reindeer saddle at dinner, says that she has tried several times to bring the Centre Party to Tidö's side.
But they have still chosen many times to stand idly by, and today they were very clear that they want Magdalena Andersson as prime minister, she says.
It is up to them whether they want to sit in a government with the anti-Semitic Left Party.
KD leader Ebba Busch is asked whether she can support a centre-right government with Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson.
No. My government alternative is the blue-yellow one.
Right now there is only one government alternative, and that is the blue-yellow team.
She says that it is now important to be constructive and seek opportunities to govern Sweden.
We have plenty of patience.
SD leader Jimmie Åkesson slipped in through the back door and did not meet the press before the meeting with his Tidö colleagues.
The host - Ulf Kristersson - posted a picture on social media with the four party leaders gathered for dinner.
