This sentence is a clear demarcation of camps and open confrontation.
The confidence behind it stems from having Jabez Shaw's backing.
Graeme Lewis pulled out a chair.
Sitting down directly.
With arms crossed in front of his chest.
He spoke coldly, "Secretary General Carter, there's no need for this meal. I don't have time to waste with you. If you want to talk to me, just get straight to the point. I have other things to do later."
"Secretary Lawson is really busy, busy interacting with a subordinate's wife during the day, and at night? What plans do you have for tonight? Which family's woman is spreading her legs waiting for you?"
Dirk Carter asked.
Graeme Lewis was taken aback.
His facial expression fell.
He scoffed, "I don't know what you're talking about."
"It seems Secretary Lawson's memory isn't that good. Let me help you recall."
Dirk Carter snapped his fingers.
The private room door opened.
Arlo Yarbrough came in with a laptop.
