Two phone calls.
Wusu didn’t say anything, Lu Jiao complained about why I didn’t go to the planetarium in the afternoon.
I didn’t explain, and the family sat on the dining table at night.
I didn’t drink today, and I was a little absent-minded.
The phone rang again, and I got up and went out to answer the phone.
The number is still: 12345.
“Mr. Luqiao, are you here?”
“What do you say, Mr. Mayor?” I said.
“We have submitted your report here, and the above means to open an emergency treatment plan. You are tentatively appointed as the chief commander, and you can speak to me about everything you need. Your number has been registered, and I will receive it immediately by calling 12345.”
“Can I make a condition, right?” I said. “Yes, you said.” “I need a few experts in physics,” I said.
“We understand this. We hope that the fewer people know the whole thing, the better. I hope that the team is limited to five people, and we can help you find the experts you want.”
“It means adding me, only five people know about this, right?” I said.
“Yes.”
“So first find two physics experts. I also need an assistant here. Can it be the person I found by myself? This person is very important to me.” I said.
“Of course.”
“I have an office in the Beijing Planetarium. I hope they can all be in place at 9 o’clock tomorrow morning.” I said.
“It’s absolutely fine. We will send someone to intervene in your discussion. He will represent the government with all his powers. Of course, he will not make any comments. It’s convenient to only communicate with superiors, right?”
“Can I give an opinion here?” I said.
“You said that you are now the CEO of this matter. You have all rights, and of course the content must be legal.”