The reformatting of the Science journal was finally settled, and Manstein was very pleased with the efficiency of his old friend Lewis.
This kind of rush job was indeed too hasty and prone to errors in formatting, but in order to have the paper published as quickly as possible, to reflect its scientific value and historical significance, Manstein had no choice but to go through with it.
Now that it was all done without any major issues, Manstein could breathe a sigh of relief.
He picked up the phone and dialed August's mobile number. He now had a higher regard for August because it was August who recommended Yang Ping's first CNS paper to Manstein. It was because of this paper that Manstein remembered Yang Ping, leading to that impulsive click which otherwise would not have made him see those three historic papers so soon.
"Mr. August!"
The usually proud Manstein had never before addressed August with the title "Mr.," opting instead to call him by his name.
