Early that morning, just as Morrison arrived at the office, Sean came in to speak with him.
"That Gerald—he's been calling nonstop, asking to meet with you."
Sean had never quite understood why MOS Corp. had recently been targeting such a small company at every turn. It really didn't fit the image of a dominant industry leader. As a senior employee who had been with MOS Corp. for many years, Sean had no idea how that so-called "Company S" had offended them in the first place. He had also heard that Washington Co. had been suppressing the same small company as well.
After listening to Sean's report, Morrison raised an eyebrow.
"Gerald?"
Then he added calmly, "Tell him to come by later. There are some things I need to make clear to him."
