Delein's words were naturally not empty arrows fired without a target. The East African government did indeed intend to use this opportunity to ease domestic social tensions, and one of its chief aims was to squeeze the Labor Party organization's room for survival in East Africa.
The current development of labor parties across Europe had, to some extent, served as a warning to other nations. If they allowed so-called "market behavior" to develop in disorder and refused to change themselves, then labor parties would help change them in the future.
Though Goryshon was deeply unwilling, he understood this simple truth. He could only put on a helpless look and say, "Fine! I can only admit that I'm unlucky. To support the nation's work, I can only sacrifice part of my own interests. But transforming the factory will take time too. Investigator, could you grant us a little more time?"
Delein did not immediately refuse Goryshon's request. After all, Goryshon's attitude was far better than before.
After pondering for a moment, Delein said to Factory Director Goryshon, "I can try to make a case for you with the higher-ups, but this is also your last chance. Trying to obey in public while defying in private as you did before definitely won't work. The higher-ups are serious this time!"
Seeing that Delein was willing to help, Goryshon gave what seemed to be a sincere assurance. "Naturally. Our factory is not small, so transformation will take time. We can definitely complete the follow-up work within half a year."
Delein cut him off. "Mr. Goryshon, I never said how long the extension would be. Two or three months should still be possible, though. You'd better hurry and prepare!"
With that, Delein tucked his briefcase under his arm and left the Goryshon Appliance Factory office,