Eastminster Group. In the brightly lit conference room, the atmosphere was tense and solemn.
Sienna Johnson sat alone in the foremost position, the seat usually occupied by Father Johnson. Unlike other commercial groups, the Johnson family's enterprise had originated as a family business, gradually developing into the large conglomerate it was today. Thus, having Sienna temporarily take Father Johnson's position didn't seem inappropriate to the others, despite her youth and lack of experience.
Five managers from the direct subsidiary companies were seated, each with a heavy expression.
"Regarding the pharmaceutical license, follow the method Manager Dewey just suggested to reapply. If the higher-ups don't approve, then consider using personal connections with top executives," Sienna said calmly. Her deep dark circles showed her exhaustion, but she couldn't afford to collapse now.
"Understood," Manager Dewey agreed.
