In the weeks following the Senate hearing, the atmosphere at Sentinel BioTech HQ was charged with a mix of anticipation and resolve. Matthew Borja's bold proposition to acquire and expedite the completion of the MRT-7 project had ignited a national conversation. While public support was growing, the path ahead was fraught with political maneuvering and bureaucratic challenges.
Sentinel BioTech HQ, Manila — Monday, 8:00 AM
Matthew stood by the expansive windows of his office, gazing out at the cityscape of Manila. The sun cast a warm glow over the bustling metropolis, a reminder of the vibrant life that pulsed through its streets. Yet, beneath this facade lay a transportation system in dire need of transformation.
Angel entered, her expression a blend of determination and concern. "Matthew," she began, "we've received feedback from our legal team. While the public sentiment is largely in our favor, the political landscape is becoming increasingly complex."
