"Understood." Daniel grimaced nervously, "I'll do my best to handle it."
"Good man." Kaze smiled, "I'm relying upon you. Don't forget that the military is on your time, not the other way around."
The businessman gave him a wry smile. "I'll try to think that way."
Hundreds of military personnel were in the area with building materials and contractors. They were already installing a 50-foot electric fence over the perimeter.
I'll give you the details tomorrow morning. Goodbye, Kaze, and…."
"Jacob Hays, but please call me Jake." Jake replied, shaking the man's hand.
"Nice to meet you, goodbye." Daniel said before walking away, rejoining the military officials.
It was before 9:00 am, and Kaze had already made an absurd request while dealing with hundreds of military members asking him for information he didn't have.
Worse, Kaze informed him that he'd be busy for the rest of the day.
