The Lawyer

[William Steiner]

Well that answered that question. Odd really considering the clamour for trade that had accompanied Leeds after the war was over. Alright. Gallia is out. He said simply, he certainly wasn't going to risk pissing her off, not when she was right next to him. Who knew what she was capable off, plus he wanted to keep her on side. Regardless, it doesn't solve our problem. So I'll ask simply what do you want? What is your preference?

He finally took a sip of whiskey, if they themselves could not agree on a course of action then any plan they undertook would fail. People had a tendency to see through half-heartedness, if she was going to be involved she needed to be involved all the way, she needed to believe it and she needed to support it. William was a good book keeper, but a poor politician. She was the opposite, which in itself presented an interesting line of inquiry.