In a small office, Zhaleh, Pranav, and Jaxon are working on a project. Zhaleh has a sealed envelope with the final project outline on her desk, labeled "Project X - Confidential". She steps out for a meeting, telling Pranav that the project manager will stop by to pick it up. Later, the project manager comes and takes the envelope while only Jaxon is present. When Zhaleh returns, she sees the envelope is missing and asks Pranav if the project manager came. Pranav, not knowing that Jaxon saw the project manager take the envelope, tells Zhaleh that he hasn't seen the manager today. Zhaleh becomes worried that the envelope is lost. What should Jaxon do to resolve the situation? Provide a very brief response.
Jaxon should inform Zhaleh that the project manager did indeed come and collect the envelope containing "Project X - Confidential". This would relieve Zhaleh's worry about the envelope being lost. Since Pranav was not aware of the project manager's visit and Jaxon was, it is Jaxon's knowledge of the event that can clarify the situation for Zhaleh. By conveying this information, Jaxon ensures that Zhaleh is aware of the true status of the project outline and corrects the misunderstanding caused by Pranav's lack of awareness. This helps maintain the flow of accurate information within the office and supports the team's collaborative effort in managing their project effectively.