The Person Looking for You (1)

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John Hopkins.

A man from the American West, he was immensely popular among farmers, ranchers, dairy farmers, and lumberjacks.

He owned a huge farm in the West and had used the wealth it produced to become governor.

But he still called himself a farmer and usually devoted himself to working his own land.

A lobbyist from Heriti Pesticides, who had come to see him, was speaking earnestly.

"For someone like you, Governor, working for the farmers is practically a blessing to us. The new pesticide our company has developed is thirty percent cheaper than existing pesticides."

Not only that, but considering its safety as well, it would certainly help the farmers.

He was confident, and the materials left no room for criticism.

"You want me to promote the use of this pesticide throughout Oregon?"...