“I hope you are not too busy to work on something for me.”
Senator Thurman and other leaders are secretly working on constructing the silos that will host millions of people when the world becomes inhabitable due to climate change and other factors. The most suitable person for this job is Donald Keen, a young, experienced architect, and member of Congress. However, Senator Thurman ensures he does not reveal the true purpose of the Silos to convince Donald to accept the project. Senator Thurman lies to Donald that the purpose of the silos is to store used nuclear fuel. Donald quickly agrees to undertake the project, believing it will promote environmental conservation.
"There are a lot of people I could call in, sure, but this project can't fail, you understand? It needs to be like family. That is why I want to use people I know, People I can trust."
The construction of underground cities (silos) is a highly secretive agenda known only by the top executive members. Senator Thurman is tasked with recruiting an experienced and trusted team to work on the project. When Senator Thurman's daughter tells him about Donald's expertise in architectural skills, he appoints him to Congress to oversee the construction of the silos. However, Donald must be trustworthy and never leak any information concerning the construction of the silos.
"Since last week. I was going to stop by and see you and Helen on Saturday, but I've been so busy getting settled into my apartment. Unboxing things, you know."
Anna Thurman is the main reason why Donald is selected to work in Congress and oversee the construction of the silos. Despite breaking up with Donald, Anna is still trying every move to be close to Donald. Ann convinces her father to appoint Donald, but her main agenda is to bring Donald closer to her. In this quote, Donald explains why he tries to avoid meeting Anna whenever she wants. In the quote, Donald reminds Anna that he is married by mentioning his wife, Helen.
