"Mr. Rodrigas will be officially representing me when I am away." Felix ignored their reaction and carried on, "Important decisions will be relayed to me. If I don't respond, you can act as you deem fit."
"I will not disappoint you." Mr. Rodrigas's eyes brightened as he typed everything down.
He would rather have Felix over his head than deal with those greedy bastards, who cared just about their gains.
There were still presidential elections in most of their countries, making it impossible for them to hold into power for more than eight years without a revolution starting.
The US president that Felix was familiar with had already been replaced a year ago.
When dealing with universal matters, it was much better to have one leader that would remain consistent in power instead of newcomers arriving every four years to eight and had to learn everything from the start.
