"Did you get to the bottom of it?"
In the Presidential Office in Mexico City, Calles asked his adjutant Edson Araujo with a somber expression.
Edson Araujo's forehead was sweaty, but he dared not wipe it away. Having accompanied Calles for so many years, Edson Araujo was well aware of his President's temperament.
"Not yet, all I know is that Donnie has anchored his oil tanker 50 nautical miles off Acapulco, and every day wealthy Mexican businessmen go aboard to meet with him. I have inquired these businessmen, and they confessed that they went because they received an invitation from Donnie!
As for what happens after they board, they didn't mention anything particular. They just eat and drink, and Donnie asks them about our Mexican customs and practices."
Listening to Edson Araujo's report, Calles frowned.
When Donnie left Mexico earlier, Calles was relatively satisfied with the outcome. He is a president with ideas, but also one with an intense desire for power.
