My Reborn Admirer Wins Over My Heart (Oriana) novel Chapter 391

Chapter 391 Lies

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After speaking, she exchanged a smile with Grant, carning another round of praise and blessings.

As her gaze shifted, Luna’s eyelid twitched slightly. Her eyes shimmered with mischief as she fixed her stare in a particular direction, the corner of her lips curling into a mocking smile.

“Grant, look.”

Luna lifted her chin.

Grant followed her gesture, and the depth of his already dark eyes deepened further.

Luna let out a soft sigh. “Oriana is still trying to compete with us, isn’t she? She doesn’t want to be underestimated, so she bragged to Dad and Mom that she could take the special passage and enter directly. But they still seated her way off in the corner.”

A cold smirk tugged at the corner of Grant’s mouth. He deliberately withdrew his gaze, settling into a composed stance, eyes forward, watching the host begin the opening remarks.

“She chose a useless nobody. Can’t blame anyone else for that.”

Luna pressed her lips together, a growing smile forming on her delicate face.

She crossed her arms and, almost casually, glanced toward Oriana’s direction. A flicker of deep, simmering excitement lit her

eyes.

If one looked closely, Oriana’s seat meant that, if Xander in the front row turned around now, he could be looking straight at her.

Thinking of how she had secured her status thanks to Niall’s achievements–something she had never dared to dream of before, even more valuable than what the Sterling family had offered–Luna felt an even greater thrill,

Oriana, just watch. From today onward, for all eternity, you’ll only ever look up to me!

It wasn’t just Luna whose mind was racing. Grant felt a surge of excitement as well.

Seeing Oriana treated this coldly only confirmed what he had suspected. Micah’s achievements at the research center were purely due to family connections.

In the context of an international grand event, what does Micah even amount to?

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:

What do those people at the research center call him?

A genius? A worthless title!

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Only Grant had clawed his way here through sheer effort. There was no way he could lose to some mediocre rich kid.

At that moment, Grant’s phone vibrated in the inner pocket of his suit. He pulled it out–it was Oscar.

Grant lowered his head slightly and answered.

Oscar’s anxious voice came through immediately. “Mr. Holloway! The specifications for the new product you assigned Mr. Ward to announce simultaneously online–they’re wrong! They don’t match the parameters we verified before-”

“Oscar, enough.”

Grant’s voice cut him off, calm and composed.

Oscar, intelligent as he was, instantly realized the source of the error.

He blurted out, “It was you! You made Alaric release those wrong specs!”

Grant’s gaze returned to the scene in front of him. The live broadcast was already underway. This international tech summit, drawing all eyes, was unfolding less than six hundred feet away with perfect precision.

Ambition had brought him here, and he intended to go even higher, further.

“Promoting the product isn’t your job, Oscar. Focus on your own work. Stick to R&D.” Grant’s voice was measured, almost indifferent.

A scoff came from the other end. “Grant, do you even know what you’re doing?

“The parameters you made public are completely unstable. Out of hundreds of thousands of tests, only ten succeeded! You’re taking a fluke peak as a gimmick. Do you think everyone watching is an idiot? The live trial will expose your lies!”

“And

you think I’m foolish enough to dig my own grave?”

The demo units for the presentation used the highest–grade components, regardless of cost, achieving the maximum effect he wanted.

As for the version for public sale, he could solve the current problems and upgrade it in just a

a

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month through preorders. By then, the results would be flawless.

Fame and fortune, both secured.

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Oscar’s voice was filled with anger. “I’m done! If I’d known you were like this, I would never have worked with you!”

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