"There are roughly 30 invitations here, most of which you can choose to attend or not, but some of them, I think, you should seriously consider,"
While Leonard Ethan was previously busy, Joan hadn't been idle. She had carefully sorted through all the documents, then earnestly reorganized them according to their priority.
As Leonard Ethan's status and position rose, there were fewer items that required serious consideration before responding. For instance, there were only about four or five such things now, which could be reviewed in a few minutes.
Therefore, five to six minutes later, Leonard Ethan quickly finished looking over the content he needed to see and made his decisions. Then, after jotting down a few notes on the papers, he handed them to Joan, instructing her,
