Many nobles are too arrogant to know when to stop, but this is not the case with Orom. He did not stay in the position he is in by luck, but by knowing how to judge people.
Ironically, he failed to judge his wife when she warned him not to come and coerce Andrew and now he understood that he could not act haughty against him. Orom understood that although Andrew's words were not entirely true, they were still a problem.
In this world, the truth is not what dictates how people operate, but it is how they perceive the truth and if Andrew leaves taking all the products that are demanded by the rich and powerful, it would not be difficult for him along with the 3 viscounts that attack Andrew fall into the same bag.
In short, he would be just as guilty of Andrew leaving as the 3 Viscounts who are making things difficult for him now. Understanding this, Orom did not press and took a step back.
