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Brielle booted up her laptop, and within moments, she was drawn into the virtual conference

room

Mason made a brief introduction of himself before turning the spotlight on Brielle. “This is Brielle, the company’s primary shareholder, and our silent partner”

Applause echoed through the digital space, a virtual gathering of the brightest minds from Wall Street and Silicon Valley. Typically, the financiers of Wall Street and the tech gurus of Silicon Valley didn’t see eye to eye, but they had put aside their differences for this joint

venture.

Though weary, Brielle couldn’t help but smile at the thought of these individuals potentially becoming the new elite. “Hello, everyone.”

These were the early adopters who had followed Mason from the start. With Brielle’s backing, the company had begun to turn a profit, its user base had doubled, and it had successfully gone public. The room was buzzing with excitement and unwavering loyalty.

Mason cleared his throat, signaling for some decorum. – after all, it was their first time meeting with the silent partner, and they should at least show some maturity.

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a city map appeared on the shared screen. Mason voiced his opinion first, followed by a cacophony of discussion, all waiting for Brielle to

seconds before asking, “Why not just in Silicon Valley?”

for investors and a

dominance, why. Most of the group hailed from

company at the

the concerns. Currently, we can’t choose a central location in Silicon Valley. However, we can pick a spot close by with a view overlooking it. When

big in Silicon Valley, but their current means were well short. However, with such a promise from the silent partner, it seemed she knew exactly what they needed. They wanted to make a name for themselves in Silicon Valley, just as Max had

on Wall Street.

you can see the

today’s generation as the Father of Silicon Valley, was one of

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Noyce and Grove. They were called the trio of Silicon Valley giants. In an interview, they once said a competent company needs a public face, a thinker, and a doer. I believe with Mason here, you’ll be excellent doers

her a message. [Not bad. You’ve adapted to

taste of bitterness