"Leader."
The person who walked in wasn't anyone else, but Sidney Lewis's secretary, Joseph Ross.
Seeing outsiders, Joseph Ross seemed hesitant to speak.
Logically, Sidney Lewis should have asked Wendy Walsh to leave first, but he didn't, after all, he was waiting for Joseph Ross to finish his matter and "continue where they left off."
"It's fine, speak, Director Walsh is not an outsider."
Once these words were spoken.
Wendy Walsh's face lit up with joy.
Feeling instantly "warm and fuzzy" inside.
The situation was urgent, and Joseph Ross had to speak; he paused, walked to Sidney Lewis's ear, and whispered, "Leader, Secretary Langdon just went to Secretary General Carter's office, most likely about the top ten cadres slots."
"What?"
Sidney Lewis was stunned.
Joseph Ross continued, "Not long after Secretary Langdon came out, Secretary Hamilton went in."
Once these words were spoken.
Sidney Lewis was instantly furious.
