Stephen realized he had hit a brick wall. But as someone who had climbed to his current position, he knew when to retreat. At this point, the best move was to de escalate and find a compromise before Nancy truly escalated the situation to a mutually destructive outcome.
Cutting losses in time, that was the smartest choice!
After a brief pause, Stephen spoke. "As long as you sincerely apologize to us, and Arthur comes forward and formally apologizes, I might be willing to forgive you... After all, Walker Group has worked with the government for years and is well versed in our requirements. Replacing a company on such short notice could create quality concerns."
Stephen attitude and tone were now completely different from before, because this wasn't just about a personal grudge anymore. It affected his position in the Seacity government. He couldn't afford to act on impulse.
Zane and Maris remained silent, their lips pressed into thin lines. But their expressions were as dark as coal.
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