Bye-bye Trash! Hello Queen! novel Chapter 1009

Seeing a shareholder endorse her project, Natalie offered a faint smile.

In this country, their company would be the first to develop a smart medical system.

She smiled confidently, her voice calm and steady. "I do. My team has been working on it for nearly two years, and we've now entered the clinical trial phase, in cooperation with regulatory authorities."

"Now that I am the president of the Griffith Group, I will integrate our efforts to develop it further. I hope all the shareholders will oversee the process. In another six months, we should be ready for a formal launch."

Mr. Hayes was excited. If it was successfully developed and widely adopted nationwide, the returns would be incalculable. "Excellent! Ms. Scott, I fully support you. But first, we need to meet your team."

He now saw Natalie in a completely new light. The proposal was beautifully written, but he needed to know if the project itself was just as perfect.

Natalie raised an eyebrow, her smile confident and bright. "Of course. There's still a lot to handle at the company today. Tomorrow morning, I'll take you to the laboratory. You can experience it up close."

Her old colleague had been preparing for this, and he spent every spare moment in the lab.

Herbert was a good doctor who truly cared about his patients.

The shareholders were all satisfied. They didn't really care who was president; they only cared about how much profit their leader could bring them.

In their pragmatic world, everything was measured by profit.

Mr. Hayes stood up, his eyes filled with admiration for Natalie. "Ms. Scott, tomorrow night, I'm hosting a banquet in your honor. You must come. I'll introduce you to some of my friends. If you need investors for the upcoming projects, I can help you with that as well."

Natalie's lips curved into a bright, dazzling smile. "Thank you, Mr. Hayes. I appreciate that."

Mr. Hayes gave a slight nod and led the others out.

Timothy quickly blocked his path. "Mr. Hayes, you can't go! You promised last night you'd support me! How can you leave at a time like this?"

Mr. Hayes looked at him with a cold smile. "Chairman Griffith, it looks like you just rolled out of some woman's bed, doesn't it? You're late for a meeting this important? You expect me to entrust the company to someone who can't even be on time?"

Timothy’s face paled as he stammered, “Mr. Hayes, you’ve got it all wrong. The traffic was... an absolute nightmare.”

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