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Already your Mastermind could see the endless possibilities in motion. As long as you'd made sure she didn't do anything too overly complicated or silly, her schemes would be doubtlessly effective. But the details would need to wait, considering you had other matters to attend to.
Herta had approached you once again, requesting your choice on what direction her project would lean towards.
The goddess was put in charge of the designing a hospital and a daycare for the estate. These weren't the final versions by any means, but it would define the designs she'd have ready. By this point you noticed a small bump on her stomach, her joy and enthusiasm increasing when you pointed it out. Her baby-making obsession pushed her into making dozens of blueprints for any choice you decided to settle on. After organizing her ideas, you were left with...
>Making a separate structure close to the mansion. Taking time, materials, work, and further planning, this would easily be the most ambitious of the designs.
>An entirely new wing connected to the mansion proper. While taking effort and resources, this would provide enough space for the likely dozens of children you'd have in the future.
>Building onto and beneath the mansion itself was an interesting choice. Given that you'll make the mechanical drill soon, it wasn't be out of the question.
>A few concepts for flying and water-bound 'islands' of sorts were presented. These were eccentric and somewhat unconventional in design, and would require an obscene amount of materials to realize, but it was mobile at least.
>Use some of the vacant rooms in the mansion to set up a medical area and incorporate the daycare within areas of the mansion.
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It was nearly impossible to keep the creation of aluminum a secret from Mel or Rose, but as for the rest of your wives...
>You'd tell them. But only if they promised not to share it to anyone without your permission.
>If they wished to know, they were free to ask you. But you wouldn't go out of your way to talk about it.
>You'd try to keep things under wraps until the aluminum was mass produced.
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