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Then it was Ethan’s turn. He stood slowly, clutching his notes. “As lead for systems integration, I’ve developed a revised deployment schedule for Phase Two,” he said, stumbling slightly. “I believe it aligns with current expectations.”

I waited a beat. “Mr. Rhys,” I said, my voice even, “could you explain how your model accommodates the low-latency parameters in our last DoD memorandum?”

He froze. “I… I’ll need to revisit that.”

“Please do. It’s critical to meet those standards. I’ll expect a revised plan by close of business Thursday.”

He nodded, jaw tight. “Yes, ma’am.”

The meeting continued.

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