"Perhaps when they were about his age, they were still doing some office work, but he had already begun expressing his political will."
This was, of course, a modest statement and shouldn't be taken entirely seriously.
James humbly responded with a few sentences, which brought the topic back to the main point.
The Deputy Governor held his wine glass, reclining on the sofa, "Let me be straightforward, how do you plan to distribute these interests."
Councilman Williams did not speak, he picked up his coffee cup, needing to bow his head while drinking the coffee, using this opportunity to refuse the Deputy Governor's observation.
Lance said, "Forty-five percent of the interests will be sent upwards, leaving thirty-five percent here."
"Another twenty percent of the profits will stay in Golden Port City, not to be transferred out."
The Deputy Governor frowned, this was a bit less than when the Bandy Family managed these interests, as the State Government shared a bit more then.
