Great Marshal: Marrying the Bridesmaid novel Chapter 83

Evan's eyes swept across the audience with an air of authority.

Finally, his gaze fell upon Zeke. He wore a respectful look on his face.

Zeke nodded his head slightly.

Only then did Evan clear his throat and say, “Love in a Fallen City is the most important project of my family, and it has been listed as a key project supported by the municipal government. So, to participate in this project, you must have a certain level of capability. I've gone through all the bid proposals you submitted, and I roughly know your capabilities. I'm now going to read out a list of companies that were not qualified to participate in this project due to their current financial capabilities. For those that are mentioned, please leave the venue.”

After that, Evan took out a list and read it aloud.

There was a total of twenty bidders, and twelve were disqualified in an instant.

Those who left were despondent, while those who stayed rejoiced inwardly as this meant that they were qualified to collaborate with the Schneider family.

It was perplexing that Lacey was not on the list.

How could a small steel mill be qualified to collaborate with the Schneider family?

Perhaps there's a situation.

Jackson sneered, knowing very well why Lacey hadn't been made to leave. The Schneider family must be trying to deal with Lacey in front of everyone to set an example.

Evan continued to say, “Except for one, the eight remaining companies are all qualified to collaborate with my family.”

Lacey trembled with fear.

That exception must be me.

The Schneider family is really going to take action against me now.

She looked up and found Jackson looking at her with a chilling smile. It made her feel even more horrified.

Evan went on to say, “I have rated your bid proposals, and I will assign the proportions of the project according to the scores. I will now announce the scores. The eighth-place holder is the Chambers family of Oakheart City, with a score of 68. The seventh is the Hunt family of Odonvale City, with a score of 72...”

Soon, Evan had finished announcing the scores for the second to eighth place, with the highest mark at 89 and lowest at 68.

Now, only the first place had yet to be announced, while there were only two people left whose names were not mentioned, which were Jackson and Lacey.

Everyone believed Jackson would be the well-deserved number one, while Lacey would be dropped from the project.

Everyone looked at Jackson with admiration.