A STRONG ULTIMATUM

It was the middle of the week and Michael was staying long hours at work, trying to get a solution to the economic crisis in his company. Many of the workers have resigned and many shareholders are selling their shares, lowering the market value of the king's donaldation in the stock exchange market. Many economic analysts and journalists have predicted that things will go worse for donaldation if nothing drastic is done about it.

Michael was reading the newspaper of the day in his office when Cynthia, his assistant, knocked on the door and asked to see him.

‘Come on Cynthia.’ Cynthia walked briskly to the desk. She was smart as usual with the same professional outlook she had had since the first of their working together. Michael asked. ‘I thought it was past working hours. Why haven’t you gone home?’

‘I was putting together the reports sent by the various team leaders and managers of donaldation for you.’

‘Okay. But you can do that tomorrow. You should go home to your family.’

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