After seeing off Count Kazriel, Lynch returned to his room and turned on the TV.
He looked like he was watching TV, and he really was watching TV. What else could he do besides watch TV?
Think about something personal?
Maybe, but not much. The plan was set from the beginning, and Count Kazriel and the country behind him were just one part of it.
With him and them, the plan would proceed more smoothly.
Without him and them, the plan wouldn't face too many problems.
Because persuading Mr. Truman was equivalent to persuading the President, persuading the Federation Government.
Even a small internal policy of the Federation Government has more influence on the entire international community than the foreign policy of a small country.
There hasn't been any important news on TV these days, and in a moment of inattention, Lynch seemed to hear the TV mention his book.
But the news quickly moved on.
He called out Anna's name, and she soon appeared in front of him.
