The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell novel Chapter 893

Danielle was taken aback. "I'm still working on a national-level project. I may not have the time or energy for something else."

"I know you're busy," Gian said quickly. "We don't need you full-time. Just to offer some technical guidance and help us solve a few problems here and there. This project is crucial for Ninesky and will benefit the entire drone industry. Please, just consider it."

Danielle looked at Gian. "Alright, I can try. But I can only help in my spare time."

"That's fantastic!" Gian exclaimed. "I'll send you the project files after the summit."

Just then, a stir rippled through the entrance of the hall. Danielle instinctively looked over and saw Alexander striding in, dressed in a sharp black suit. His presence instantly captured the room's attention and sparked a wave of whispers.

"Isn't that Alexander? I heard he sent his own brother to prison. The Davidson family is practically in shambles, and he still has the nerve to show up?"

"I know, right? The man is so cold-hearted and ruthless, he'd even turn on his own family. Who would dare to partner with him now?"

"And I heard he has depression. How can someone like that manage The Davidson Group? I give it a year before he runs it into the ground."

His voice was deep and magnetic as he clearly articulated The Davidson Group's future direction and his insights on the drone industry. Every point he made was sharp and insightful, forcing even his detractors to admire his professional prowess. Gradually, the murmuring died down as more and more people became engrossed in his presentation.

Danielle sat in the audience, watching the brilliant man on stage. She knew Alexander was never the cold-hearted person others made him out to be. He just used a hard shell to protect himself, shouldering all the pressure alone.

After his speech, Alexander returned to his seat and was immediately surrounded by entrepreneurs eager to discuss collaborations. Despite the gossip, everyone knew that his capabilities were undeniable. The Davidson Group had taken a hit, but its foundation was still solid. Partnering with them was still a winning proposition.