Song Heping's voice sounded calm: "I am the boss of the Defense Company, contracted to handle this business and help you solve the trouble, it is my duty; however, I won't do it for free, I expect a return."
"That is reasonable."
Old Masoud took a deep breath and continued: "Tomorrow, I will instruct our party group in the Illigo Council to fully support the bill for Samir's 'Liberation Forces' to be officially incorporated into the Defense Army. Not just verbal support but to go all out, using all political resources to ensure the bill passes."
The weight of this promise was well understood by both parties.
Although the Kurds held relatively few seats in the Illigo Council, they often played a pivotal role in critical issues.
Old Masoud's move was akin to showing everyone his attitude and stance.
"No problem, I believe you are also someone who keeps promises."
Song Heping was not surprised.
This is the rule.
The unwritten rule.
