The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 174 The East Saeville Bidding

Nathaniel found himself in the VIP lounge of the exhibition center, having just attended the

preliminary bidding meeting organized by the municipal government. The official bidding was soon to

commence.

The primary bid of the day was for the East Saeville development project. Simply put, Nathaniel’s Technologent Group and Alexander’s Zeusforce Group had dispatched their respective teams to showcase their designs and compete in the bidding process.

The municipal government’s preference for a particular design would ultimately determine the winning team.

Initially, the municipal government had awarded the complete tender of the project to Nathaniel’s Technologent Group. However, that was merely a provisional approval. Now, the entire process had been overturned and restarted.

The Morgans and the Lloyds were not the only participants in the bidding. Other affluent and influential families were also present.

Freya, dressed in khaki–colored cashmere pants and a dark brown checkered wool sweater, sat quietly beside Nathaniel. Her hair was neatly tied into a ponytail.

the manager of the design team, she was a significant figure to watch at

standards for the East Saeville project designs. Renowned local and international designers were appointed to judge and evaluate the drafts, and their decision would determine the

and Nathaniel’s joint appearance at such a prestigious event had drawn

was well–known. Had the Gomez family not gone bankrupt

of Nathaniel Morgan, Alexander Lloyd, and others would have been relegated to

figure in Saeville since her release from

her at Red Shift. It remained

but had also regained her former beauty. Her presence at

of the speculative glances around him. He slowly

no longer daring

Balance:

1 Coins =

1413

225

1 Pearls

her hands, the electronic version of which had been submitted to the

the designs she and her team

drafts. From

a

often said that hardworking men are the most attractive, but Nathaniel