The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 312

Chapter 312 

Fenna voiced her doubts. “Were they stolen?” 

Phoebe turned to Mila in frustration. “Mila, I warned you. It wasn’t worth it. Look at the trouble we’re in now! Some people are even accusing you of theft.” 

Mila accepted the documents from Phoebe calmly and approached Nathan. “Nate, please ensure the confidentiality of these documents.” 

Nathan’s determined gaze burned as he replied softly, “Of course. I’ll handle it right away.” With that settled, Nathan personally hurried to the arsenal with the blueprints in hand, leaving the room stunned. 

“Why didn’t General Morrison discuss such an important matter with us? Why did he just blindly follow her lead?” 

“I have no clue who she really is.” 

“She’s his ex–wife.” 

“What does she do?” 

“She’s doesn’t work.” 

“What? A housewife working on Azurium machines? Conducting research and development on her own? The country has been struggling with this technology for ten years, and she’s acting like it’s a walk in the park. It’s absurd!” 

The scattered murmurs barely registered in Mila’s ears as she paid them no mind. 

As she turned to leave, Fenna called out, “Ms. York, where did you get those blueprints? Are you wasting Nate’s time and money, or are you confident in success?” 

Mila smiled lightly back at her. “Success or failure, we’ll know by noon tomorrow, Ms. Hudson. Why not wait and see?” 

Fenna’s expression turned icy as she approached Mila, her gaze stern and her tone cold. “I’m warning you. If you stole the machine blueprints and technology from the other country, and it leads to war between nations, I won’t forgive you.” 

Mila remained unperturbed. “Ms. Hudson, feel free to search online if you’re in doubt. These machines and technologies haven’t been patented by any country. Whoever has the capability can build them. It’s a matter of skill.” 

Fenna clenched her fists in anger, trying to decipher something from Mila’s demeanor. 

Understanding Fenna’s concern for Nathan’s well–being, Mila didn’t hold it against her. “I’m busy. I won’t keep you any longer,” Mila said, turning to leave. 

Phoebe quickly followed suit. 

Growing increasingly uneasy, Fenna turned to consult the experts present. “Are there truly only three countries with access to this technology and these machines?” 

The specialist responded with a solemn nod. “Yes. Azurium is widely used, but it’s extremely expensive. Norvania has been trying for a decade to manufacture these machines, let alone unravel the refining process of Azurium. 

“To think they could achieve it in a day is nothing short of a pipe dream, a fool’s errand.” 

‘Exactly, this isn’t child’s play.” 

Over the next 24 hours, the Armaments Division worked tirelessly to manufacture the machines, with raw materials flooding in from all directions even before the machines were completed. 

To the onlookers, it appeared a venture of unfathomable odds. 

Everyone advised Nathan against wasting time and money on such a ludicrous endeavor. This matter even caught Donald’s attention, prompting him to call multiple times to intervene. 

Amidst the disaster relief efforts, Nathan unwaveringly placed his trust in Mila, allocating substantial manpower and assets to manufacture these machines, even spending a considerable amount of money to procure raw materials.