The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky novel Chapter 214

Read The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 214 – George clapped, motioning for the specialists from the R–and–D department to bring the trolleys over.

After that, he handed the products to them to be tested.

All of them explained the relevant data and requirements needed to be considered high–end products before they put the cosmetics into the machines.

As the machines worked, George used his laptop to connect to the screen and showed the results on the large screen in the meeting room.

Right next to it, he displayed the data for high–end products so everyone could compare.

“Miss Young, please look. All three of these products are qualified to be high–end products based on the country’s regulations! There are also three of those data points that greatly exceed the requirements!” George said proudly.

Twelve main factors were being tested, and three of them far exceeded the requirements. It meant that the effects were very good.

The company could use those three factors to storm into the market!

“That’s great! Mister PRoctor, you did very well this time. My faith in your department was not misplaced!” Iris was ecstatic.

Even though she always maintained a cold exterior in the business world, he could not help but reveal some

emotion at that moment.

After all, this concerned the future development of their company. As long as the company could enter the high–end market, things could only go up!

“Mister Proctor, you did things beautifully!”

“The moment our company manages to enter the high–end market, your department will be the biggest

contributor!”

“That’s right, this has always been the company’s goal. After so many years, we’ve broken through!”

“That’s too much praise, everyone. My department is just trying to contribute to the company. We’re just doing what we should do, it’s not worth mentioning…” George said humbly. The smile on his face was incredibly wide.

“Mister Wolf, did you see that? I’ve already accomplished the promise I made during the last meeting1”