He was so angry he almost challenged those who voted against him to an offline PK.
If someone hadn't held him back, he would have really gone for it.
Knock, knock, knock—
Someone was knocking at the door.
He turned his head sharply and saw that coming in was his confidant, Calvin Waller, now the Deputy Defense Minister.
The two had a good relationship.
During the Gulf War, Calvin Waller served as the acting commander of the Third Army, responsible for coordinating the Seventh Army and the Eighteenth Airborne Corps.
There's a saying, when one person gains power, everyone around rises.
As soon as he got into this position, he figured out a way to bring Calvin Waller in as his deputy.
Though it's a bit unconstitutional.
But buddy, who wrote the Constitution?
Don't you know?
"Congress still hasn't approved it?" Calvin Waller asked, frowning.
