Charlotte grit her teeth and summoned up her courage to reply, "She gave me a lot of information on this project, but there was nothing written about you being the person in charge." "Hmm," Christopher said, as if he was already used to it. "You don't have to be this cautious in front of me. I'm not your direct superior."

Charlotte was too embarrassed to continue asking. Not knowing how to answer, she could only nod in awkwardly and sat down silently to eat her breakfast.

The horn in the corner of the room rang, indicating that their flight had begun to check their tickets.

After boarding the plane, Charlotte made good use of her time to read through the documents again.

This visit to the Zhuxi City was in search of a special chemical material.

She heard from Zoe that this company focused on processing granite. In the past, this area had undergone severe radiation exposure, with only machines working in the factory.

If a person came into contact with a high level of radiation for even just an instant, it would be life-threatening.

Obvious symptoms of overexposure to radiation included the appearance of dark spots on the face.

For serious cases, acute leukaemia would be a possible result.

She would be lying if she said that she wasn't scared.

But for being really terrified...

She wasn't. After all, both Shane and Christopher would be there.

After seriously jotting down notes, Charlotte placed the document aside and closed the notebook.

Four hours later, the plane landed.

A local came to pick them up and they were sent to a five-star hotel first to drop their luggage.

The negotiation group from the NC Company, who had set off from River City, had been waiting in the hotel for a long time.

An hour later, both parties arrived and a meeting began at once.

Before Charlotte could recover from the lingering motion sickness from the plane ride, she was already sitting by the negotiating table.

Stunned.

This was the only word that crossed her mind.

She had originally remembered all the data clearly, but she now only had a general idea.

Luckily.

Christopher was, after all, responsible for the project in the past. It wasn't a big problem with him providing most of the details on the project.

wasn't the first negotiation, nor was it a

However...

halfway through, the negotiation group had provided

most unacceptable part was that this mistake was pointed out by Shane. Although the other party praised

After the meeting.

Charlotte's legs went limp.

now knew how difficult it was to discuss

that she had been reading documents on the plane before, so she was

to hold her up, but before he could reach out, Shane pulled Charlotte

quirked up in self-deprecation. He gently

him, since her husband was right by

Back in the hotel.

to the conference hall booked by the NC

in a smooth motion. He looked out of the glass wall, picked up the mug with a poker face, and took a sip of coffee. Everyone was standing in front of him, including

down on the desk, and the bottom of the cup clinked against the

write a resignation letter and hand it over to the human

one had the

a none battle without preparation. All

them could no

messed up in such

charge of all of this, but due to the sudden switch to Ms Emerson, we

done everything in her power and Shane had checked through her work last night. Shane

the misreported data

However...

was not somewhere to

here and that there was

was something wrong

It was extremely quiet.

cold. He stood up abruptly and locked his scrutinizing gaze on the man.

not sure!" The man broke out

can't be sure, continue checking the data now, right here. I want to know whose part was problematic!" Shane waved his hand, picked up the document, threw it at the man and said, "Check it!" Mr Fuller was serious - this was the

Check.

they started

one who had participated in this project for the first time. She must have been the one who made a

That wasn't the case.

all of her data. If anything were to go wrong, he would have discovered it a long time ago. The negotiation team's desire to shift

found that the culprit was a 26-year-old employee who had been working for three years

worker's performance

Grade C.

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