When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0970

Miranda opened the passenger door and slid into the seat, fastening her seatbelt.

The factory was about six miles away in an industrial park.

Sawyer said, “That area is dedicated to high–tech industries, which is why many companies set up their tech collaboration projects there.

“The thermosensitive materials you’re interested in were developed through a partnership between my company and Cenova Technologies. We’ve already released three generations of products…”

Miranda listened attentively, occasionally interjecting with technical questions. He could answer some, but he couldn’t provide an immediate response when it came to specific

parameters.

About 20 minutes later, they arrived at their destination. Since Sawyer had given advance notice to the factory, a staff member was already waiting at the gate.

Miranda was given a quick tour of the laboratory and the factory. The R&D and production areas were split into separate sections.

The first and second–generation products she needed were available, but the third generation was still in testing and hadn’t yet gone into full production. They would need to synthesize it in the lab.

she asked Sawyer, who turned to

can pick up

nodded. “Alright. The cost will be the same as usual. Once everything

“What cost? Miranda, we don’t need

already’grateful for your help, so there’s no reason for you to cover the expenses. The lab has

was about financial

finally realized how unprofessional he had been. “Alright,

Miranda said. “Could you arrange for a senior technician to take me to the

arrange

“Thanks,” she replied.

Chapter 0970

arrived quickly, and Sawyer planned to join them in the production area but was stopped by the manager, who had rushed

on a business trip in Falconridge and rushed back as soon as I got your call. I should’ve

work, and the manager wouldn’t miss the chance to make a good impression. In the end, he watched

front of him, who wouldn’t stop talking, was someone his father valued, so Sawyer had no choice but to keep

first and second–generation products, Miranda used