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Jamie focused intently on taking notes, capturing every detail of the meeting.

Although Ben appeared to be fully absorbed in the presentation on the screen, his gaze would occasionally and subtly flicker toward her. It was so faint that no one else noticed.

The illusion was only broken when the enthusiastic leader of the project team asked, "President Lucas, what do you think of this proposal?"

Ben didn't respond, lost in thought.

"President Lucas?" the leader called again, this time with a touch of unease.

Snapped out of his thoughts, Ben's expression hardened. "It's no good. Go back and redo it." His tone was curt, his judgment swift as he glanced at the screen to assess the proposal's flaws.

The team leader, who had been passionately presenting moments ago, fell silent, his enthusiasm deflated. He couldn't shake the feeling that Ben seemed unusually displeased. Had he done something wrong?

The meeting was abruptly interrupted midway when Ben's assistant entered with a grave expression after taking a phone call. "Mr. Lucas, there's an urgent matter that requires your attention."

to redo the proposal. He also directed the public relations department to handle the ongoing

out. "What's going on? Judging by your expressions,

Ben before answering, "It's about the old

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area consisted of dilapidated, decades-old buildings that should have been demolished long ago. Although Lucas Corporation spearheaded the project, it was technically a government-backed initiative and

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circling Lucas Corporation like vultures, eager to dig up a scandal.

Jamie spoke

of fearless person would volunteer for such a thankless task? Even he dreaded going, yet Jamie was

firmly, rejecting the idea outright. "It's

this is part

only do what I assign to you," Ben interrupted, his tone authoritarian but not harsh. Jamie could sense

old district, unlike the modernized areas, was notorious for its poor living conditions. Its residents were a mix of low-income individuals, the elderly, and others from all walks of life, making it a challenging place to