Reborn From Oblivion by Christia Muray

Chapter 663

The presentation was a breath of fresh air, blending animations and illustrations to make the slides not just informative, but also slick and engaging.

She spoke English effortlessly, laying out her thoughts on the company's past wins, current pitfalls, and her game-changing solutions with crystal-clear conviction.

The shareholders, who originally looked at her with doubt, were left speechless. Michael was the first to break the silence with enthusiastic applause.

Nathalie nailed her report, earning herself a round of applause from everyone. After a humble thank you, she settled back into her seat.

Michael leaned over with a warm smile, "Ms. Nathalie, I can't wait to see how you lead the company. I bet your department will really take off under your guidance."

As the meeting wrapped up, a few of the younger shareholders came over to express their admiration for Nathalie. Yet, there were some, led by Regan, who acted as if she wasn't even there.

Lizzy, who was there with Nathalie, picked up on the vibes and gave her a heads- up, "Sis, those old-timers seem a bit grumpy about you. But the younger crowd? They're pretty impressed. You should definitely mingle with them more."

Nathalie gave a knowing smile, “Lizzy, always remember, business is like a battlefield. When big money's at stake, there are no forever friends or enemies. And what you see isn't always the whole truth."

Lizzy squinted, clearly puzzled.

business is betrayal. So, those folks who seemed friendly

Nathalie a thumbs-up, "Sis, you're really becoming a

I had a choice, I

were here, she wouldn't have to shoulder this

Nathalie had taken the first step in cementing

was how much

was just attending a meeting and giving a report, but next thing she knew, she was trending

a hero, highlighting her rise from humble beginnings, being ditched by a former fiancé, and then losing her husband,

from his assistant to

all over the internet left

man who had never taken women

dive into the Dawson, Rowland,

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