The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 106

Chapter 106 The Real Fool Was Herself

Chapter 106 The Real Fool Was Herself

Grace's incisive questions caused everyone in the signing hall to tense up, anously awaiting forkers

response.

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Putting aside all other considerations, the intensity of the situation left little room for any Sopr explanations.

The atmosphere in the room was so thick with silence that it felt almost suffocating

Daniel reached for Grace, murmuring, 'Grace, maybe we should let this go. The Dans Group might have legitimate reasons for not signing with us. Can't we talk about this privately after the meeting andeat of being so confrontational?" Grace shrugged off Daniel's hand. "Don't try to talk me out of this. The Dunn Group assured us they would sign the contract for the Eastvale outsourcing project

"Besides, Mr. Dixon announced a list of 20 partners right in front of all the bidding companies

"Now, they suddenly say we're not on the signing list?

There has to be something underhanded happening here. Today, I will demand an explanation from the

Dunnst

The vast signing hall of the Dunn Group was so quiet that the sound of heartbeats echoed

Many attendees began to discreetly distance themselves from Grace and Daniel

The established families from Harmonfield knew that no one had ever had the audacity to confrom Shirley so openly in public.

They couldn't help but admire Grace's boldness.

In the Dunn Group's domain, to challenge Shirley in such a disrespectful manner wi zudacious.

If Drake had been here today, he wouldn't have needed to argue with her-he could have easily ehminated these three families right then and there. But Shirley chose not to escalate the situation.

Instead, she regarded Grace, Alice, and the others with a cool detachment

"Are you done? Is that the end of your questions?"

Taking a step forward, Shirley's indifferent gaze swept over Grace and the others "I can provide a dear explanation right now.

"It's quite simple the three of you are not on the same level as the Dunn Group.

"There were no problems with the bidding, signing, or final approval process for the Eastvale Ecological Project outsourcing.

"The twenty companies that Mr. Dixon mentioned were selected during today's initial evaluations.

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"But that doesn't mean that all twenty are qualified to partner with us on the Dunn Group's Eastvale

is entirely my

were removed from the potential

"That is my explanation"

their gaze to Grace and Alice, their expressions laced with derision. Shirley's message was

Dunn Group didn't consider them worthy, what more explanation

the Eastvale Ecological Project was inherently the Dunn

was a privilege for them to even contemplate a partnership with

any company, that

did others have

It was absolutely absurd!

no hiccups in the

Howard had hinted that all listed companies were eligible to sign contracts, it was merely

required the CEO's signature, an essential step for any

Group's procedures

herself at

an uncomfortable

even more

focused on her felt like a thousand needles prickling

distressing realization that

project, yet here she was, demanding to know why she was excluded

even threatened to bring the media into

What a ridiculous spectacle!

Dunns owed her

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Alice regained her

outburst would only worsen her

desperately longed to escape the

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he glanced up, a smirk playing on his lips, and that look ignited

her previous poise

stance, are you attempting to demonstrate that the Dunn Group can easily bully smaller companies in

at a loss for

her, yet she found no outlet

front of Shirley, all her words felt weak

down, Alice recognized that Shirley had

not to sign with her

this argument was

about the lost contract, it

therefore she must

one had the right to protest when confronted by such

had flared in Alice

sigh, she

Howard intervened, "Ms. Miller, the Dunn Group's refusal to partner with you three isn't Ms. Dunn's decision; it's Robin who requested your removal." Howard's remark

shifting the blame, hinting at deeper

Manager would utter such divisive comments

with a chilling

he had overstepped, Howard scrambled to clarify, "Ms. Dunn, I-I didn't mean it that way.

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