The buzz of excitement hadn't fully left Aaron's system as he entered the office the following day. They'd officially registered the company, and the sheer magnitude of what that meant was still sinking in. This wasn't a dream anymore—it was a reality, and with reality came the responsibilities that loomed larger than ever. As Aaron pushed open the glass doors of their office building, he spotted Ron pacing in the lobby, phone in hand, clearly in mid-conversation.
"Yeah, I'll confirm the details later today. Let's make sure everything's in place before we move forward on that," Ron was saying, giving Aaron a nod of acknowledgment as he saw him approach.
Ron hung up and sighed, his usual easygoing demeanor slightly strained. "You ready for today?"
Aaron offered a crooked smile. "Ready as I'll ever be."
"Good, because we've got ten interviews lined up, and we need people who can actually help us pull this off. No more theory. We need action."
