The Wrong Woman
Chapter 311
Chapter 311
Nathan stood firm, his voice a beacon of calm assurance. “Dr. Lawrence, please share your mind freely.”
Joe responded, “To produce Glacial Elixir, which is vital for air purification, demands a substantial supply of Azurium.”
At these words, Nathan’s expression darkened, and a flurry of discussion erupted among the others.
“Our nation lacks the capability to produce Azurium. We’re dependent on imports.”
“Yes, even acquiring a small amount costs a fortune. A pound fetches billions of dollars.”
“If the required quantity is too vast, it becomes impractical.”
After a brief pause for reflection, Nathan asked, “Roughly how much do we need?”
“Initial calculations point to about a hundred pounds,” Joe replied.
A procurement minister from the military base rose incredulously. “A hundred pounds? That’s over 40 billion dollars! The treasury doesn’t have such a budget. Are you joking?”
smirked with a hint of mockery. “In that case, Ms. York’s proposal seems
of people. We can’t delay clearing the pollutants.
chemicals that could be
his
civilian and medical aid, the remaining funds are far from sufficient. This
this is the best solution. Let’s negotiate with other
Lawrence, do you
looked at her as if
Nathan was taken aback. He frowned as he examined the papers, then slowly accepted
Armaments Division to work overtime to produce this machine. Try to
Norvania and are reasonably priced. We’ll need about
billion dollars to produce a hundred pounds of
every face
Producing Azurium on
sort
does she think she is? Can just anyone create Azurium
intently, his features darkening with each
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