Monday, the day when corporate drones rise and head to work.
Thomas Sullivan sipped coffee brewed by Secretary Land and browsed financial news on his tablet.
When he saw a piece about the Quarter Family, he took a longer look.
The Quarter Family had actually lost a major client?
Sullivan set his crossed legs down in surprise and read the news intently.
LB announced that they would no longer entrust the Quarter Family with manufacturing their products.
He pressed the intercom, "Secretary Land, inform the heads of business and R&D to convene a meeting."
Julia Land also had a habit of reading financial news, and she too saw the news about the Quarter Family, "Okay."
For now, regardless of why LB was no longer entrusting the Quarter Family with their product manufacturing, the most important thing was how Strong Health would secure LB's contract.
There were likely many companies vying for LB's business, and obtaining an advantage would depend on each company's capabilities.