Bennett couldn't listen anymore; he was the one who sought the group's help, so how had the conversation suddenly shifted to stopping David from taking over the National Revenue Service?
"Don't be in such a hurry, Bennett. Pressuring David is like giving him a warning. If he's sensible, he'll ease up on you, and if he doesn't, then he'll have to pay the price,"
Hearing Joshua's argument, Bennett felt it made sense but also felt something was off.
Before he could think further, Henrietta, who had been listening to everyone's conversation, spoke up.
"If that's the case, let's put it to a vote!"
Freemasonry was ostensibly democratic; for instance, when they needed to take action on a matter, the decision would be made by a vote among the seven members of The Seven Great Families, all of whom were level 32 members.
If the vote exceeded four, then the decision would be executed in the name of Freemasonry.
