"Why are you suddenly asking about this?"
Silas Cheney scrutinized her.
In recent days, he hadn't been in Coronet, and he owned more than just Stratus, so he hadn't been paying much attention to Stratus' activities lately.
Stratus' main affairs were decided by the vice-president.
He didn't usually get involved, truly just a figurehead boss.
Thea Lynch recapped the recent meeting's content to him, "So I feel like we might have some disagreements."
Silas raised an eyebrow, "That's not likely."
"You're a businessman, you value profit, unlike me."
"So you're against the robotics point?"
"Not exactly." Thea pondered for a moment before rephrasing, "Since we have the foundation, let's not waste resources. It's just that I'm not in favor of attacking this product line at this stage."
It's still important to distinguish between primary and secondary.
Silas understood, "I see. I'll go back and communicate this with them, don't worry."
