The assistant was at a loss for words, unsure what to say, and could only return to report.
The vice president's expression was just as indescribable upon hearing the assistant's report.
He didn't have much interaction with Thea Lynch; she usually communicated directly with Mr. Cheney. She'd only contact him if Mr. Cheney was unavailable.
Taking deep breaths, the vice president couldn't help but remark, "Is Foreman Lynch always this humorous?"
The assistant gave a dry chuckle, his expression said it all.
"No worries, big shots tend to be a bit quirky, it's understandable," the vice president reassured himself.
There was no choice; Mr. Cheney had privately reminded them numerous times to be more tolerant and patient with Thea Lynch, to control their tempers, because she didn't respond well to tough approaches.
Initially, he thought Mr. Cheney was exaggerating. Lynch seemed like a well-behaved young lady.
