It seems to me that, if you had used “Mr. A”, “Mr. B” and “Mr. C”, for example, or “company A”, “company B” and “company C”, it would have been easier for us to follow the plot.
René Villemure Bloc Trois-Rivières, QC
It seems to me that, if you had used “Mr. A”, “Mr. B” and “Mr. C”, for example, or “company A”, “company B” and “company C”, it would have been easier for us to follow the plot.
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