Blind Date Turned Proposal

Chapter 263 Taking Over the Project

An uncomfortable air of silence swept through the room.

The person reporting was visibly shaken. His eyes were glassy and red, and it looked as if he was about to

cry.

“The government plans to acquire the land to build a new park in Althem City. While the development ostensibly benefits the city, the government’s involvement has complicated things more than expected.”

The Russell Group acquired a large piece of land to build new villas, but the government wanted to reclaim it at a lower price. This put their plans at a standstill, as it was difficult to stand up against an official government project.

A heavy silence hung in the air as everyone in the meeting room contemplated the challenging project ahead.

Dexter’s face darkened, and his eyes narrowed into a cold glare. “Have you found the residents?”

“Yes, but they aren’t willing to compromise.”

While selling the land at a lower price would have helped improve their reputation for collaborating with the government, the Russell Group hadn’t yet fully acquired the land. This was the critical problem.

willing to

tentatively and spoke up, “Our team hasn’t received any new projects in a while.

silence was thick and oppressive.

on Josie as she commanded the room

angels fear to

raised his eyebrows in disbelief. “Your team?”

he doubted her abilities. She capped her pen and spoke with determination. “Since the project has already been delayed by a month, there’s no harm

over.”

her sudden change

with a satisfactory outcome. Everyone breathed a sigh of relief as Dexter turned his

a relieved smile formed on his face, “I’ll send you the details very

eyes were drawn to the white silhouette of his back, standing tall and proud. He exuded

the news of Josie’s bravery spread like wildfire throughout the office. Employees from

the Project

courage in standing up to the

of Josie’s drawing of a pig also circulated quickly. Alice was stunned when she found out what happened. “Do you know what

planned to visit the residents unwilling

asked, “Jo,

answered

with disdain, rolling her eyes as