My Unborn Baby Chose My Husband for Me novel Chapter 534

The proposal was beautifully constructed. The structure was flawless, the charts were crystal clear, and the data extrapolations held up well under scrutiny.

She transitioned seamlessly from market application scenarios to technical bottlenecks, expertly addressing the integration challenges within the Langford Group's existing chip architecture.

"We believe the core issue with the current framework isn't a lack of computing power, but rather response latency within the dispatch models under high-load scenarios."

She clicked to the next slide. "Group B has completely re-evaluated five typical operational scenarios, mapping each to its corresponding energy consumption curve."

The members of Group B sat tall, radiating confidence.

A look of distinct satisfaction settled in Seymour's eyes.

Committee Member Chen flipped through the printed materials. "Did you re-run the supplementary simulations for this section?"

Melody smiled gracefully. "Yes, we've recalculated everything from this morning until now."

Several group members in the back row exchanged smug looks.

That was the result of being forced to recalculate it four times over.

Another committee member chimed in. "And the margin of error?"

Melody shifted to the data slide. "It's controlled within six percent. Once we obtain more real-world vehicle data, we can compress it down to four percent."

The only sound in the room was the rustling of turning pages.

Landon let out a short, impressed laugh. "Excellent."

Melody looked at him, then immediately shifted her gaze to Lucian.

Lucian was simply reading the document in front of him, completely unreadable.

The bitter knot in her chest refused to loosen.

She had to make him see that Seraphina wasn't the only woman capable of standing by his side.

Melody clicked to the final slide. "Based on these findings, Group B recommends prioritizing the B-line model for the next phase. We should conduct stability testing first before moving into hardware integration."

Seymour nodded approvingly. "The logic is sound, and the execution path is highly practical."

Smiles broke out across Group B. Liam even sneaked a mocking glance over at Group A.

The members of Group A, however, barely reacted.

Winona was twirling a pen, Zachary was staring at his screen, and Xavier was actually doodling a stick figure on his notepad.

Liam felt a surge of triumph.

*Keep faking it.*

They'd see how humiliating it was once it was their turn at the podium.

Having finished her presentation, Melody didn't step down. Instead, she added, "Of course, there is always room to optimize Group B's proposal. But a project has to move forward. We can't stay stuck in the phase of merely nitpicking for errors."

She didn't name names, but everyone in the room understood the jab.

Seraphina had spent the morning picking apart their flaws, and the afternoon drinking coffee and chatting with her new team.

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