Businesswoman Chapter 360
The three Capitalist try a new method.
Lisa rushed over to the monitor. With quick calculations and certain actions, she developed a group in Eudomania to discuss the idea of the Collectivists.
“Alright, I’ve got a few hundred thousand people weighing in on them. This public opinion is what they feed on with our alleged opposition,” Lisa observed.
“This is good, but….” Entrepreneur Paul started.
“But not great?” Lisa asked.
“Whatever it is, we must with precision and grace if we’re to not defeat the Collectivists, but restore order and elevate our lives,” Loreen commanded. Assuredness dripped from her words.
“Okay,” Lisa chimed. “Once we get a consensus, we should be able to see how many supporters have fallen from their cause.”
“Lisa, this is going to hamper—-” Entrepreneur Paul mentioned.
“Both of you, we have to laser in on the fact we’re behind but not beneath. The greatest athletes have come back from adversity and triumphed. That’s our goal for today. We’re tasked with unmasking a malevolent force in this realm,” Loreen explained.
The three of them just exchanged glances for two seconds and turned to battle stations. Loreen had her tablet, Entrepreneur Paul his mobile phone, and Lisa her desktop. All of them worked like organs of the human body, exchanging information like cells change over and replenish each other.
Loreen remained the star of the show but her luster had been powered by both of them. Entrepreneur Paul and Lisa found common ground on Common Man, Socialista, and Fascinder. They didn’t even make sounds. Their movements seemed synchronized. Every bit of their ideas they could sense, but not in a psychic way. It was like telepathy but they knew they’d do what they wanted based on their value systems.
As the captain of this outfit, Loreen just looked at them and decided their destiny.
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