"Withdrawing isn't an issue, but the management company..." Hunter didn't immediately agree.
As an executor, he had actually done a lot with Charlie for the Bay Area, and he knew that the Bay Area didn't care how you did things, they only cared if you achieved the results they wanted.
Withdrawing now would mean failure.
Previously, when a mission failed Charlie would be in trouble, but now Charlie was no longer responsible for these matters, which meant it would be him in trouble.
From the handset Charlie's voice reiterated with an undeniable tone, "Withdraw!"
"Then, I'll inquire about the situation and consider how to resolve it."
Hunter fell silent for a few seconds, then compromised, "You're the boss, Director."
On the other end of the phone, Charlie frowned. He could sense Hunter's dissatisfaction with his decision, but right now he didn't have time to clarify things with Hunter.
