A day later, with the issue in the weapon's factory now solved, the industrialist duo could finally heave a gigantic sigh of relief. The timely resolution was crucial, especially for Nielsen, as any delay in production would have been problematic.
Despite the fact that their company introduced superior weapons to the Army, they couldn't deny the awful act committed by Poul. Consequently, some members of Congress harbored a deep-seated resentment towards him.
"Jonathan, Amelia, I'll leave everything to you for now," Poul said, swiftly packing up his belongings.
"Oh, so you're heading out now, huh?" Jonathan grinned mischievously. "Well, enjoy your time with Sara."
Amelia's brows furrowed in confusion. "Wait... Mr. Nielsen, you're going out today? With Sara?" she asked, her tone laced with surprise. The outing was not mentioned in Poul's schedule, and the fact that Amelia had no prior knowledge of it indicated that he hadn't informed her beforehand.
