Trading My Ex for His Uncle (Nyla) novel Chapter 677

Hearing the hesitation in Caroline's voice, Nyla pressed her lips together, understanding her meaning.

"Don't worry, Caroline, I won't let personal feelings affect my work. Plus, Mr. Sumner is the CEO of Prospectus Technology. He won't have the time to worry about a small project," she replied.

Caroline sighed in relief but added, "Nyla, if you feel pressured, I'll talk to the professor."

"It's fine. I don't have anything else going on in Saintornia right now, so I might as well finish this project before heading back," Nyla reassured her.

Seeing her insist, Caroline decided not to push further and said quietly, "Alright, I'll send you the project details in a bit. Leon and Ruby will come to Saintornia in a couple of days to assist you."

"Okay, got it," Nyla answered.

After ending the call, she quickly received the project documents from Caroline.

When she opened them, her feelings grew complicated—she hadn't expected to have the opportunity to work with Prospectus Technology again after five years.

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Damon received a call from Capitarnia.

"Mr. Sumner, everything is arranged. Nyla has agreed to take on the project, and my other two students will join her in a few days. I'll leave them in your care while they're in Saintornia," Edgar informed him.

Damon closed the file he had been reading and replied calmly, "You're too polite, Professor Kington. I should be the one thanking you for allowing your students to work on a project with Prospectus Technology."

"It's my pleasure. I know you're busy, so I won't keep you any longer," Edgar replied.

After hanging up, Damon put down his phone and picked up the file again.

In the front seat of the car, Spencer remained silent, filled with confusion.

If Damon wasn't planning on telling Nyla that he had regained his memory or pursuing her again, then why bring her to the company?

But none of this was Spencer's business, and he didn't dare ask. After all, he had kept the truth about Damon's memory loss from him for so long.