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    She and Linden exited the office, and as they left, she nced back at Dani, noticing that herplexion seemed to have taken a turn for the worse.


    Once Natalie and Linden were gone, the office door clicking shut behind them, Nina let out a long sigh of relief.


    She pulled the medicine Linden had given her from her pocket.


    “Dani, you had me scared stiff.”


    Dani gave a faint smile.


    “What was there to be afraid of?”


    Nina replied, “I was terrified of getting caught.”


    Dani exined, “In this office, the person Natalie trusts implicitly is you. By having you prepare the medicine, Natalie was already convinced she’d achieved her goal.”


    Natalie always underestimated Nina. She was certain Nina wouldn’t dare cross her. Having Nina prepare the medicine was the perfect touch, maximizing the illusion of credibility.


    Nina gave Dani a thumbs-up.


    “Dani, you’re absolutely brilliant.


    What’s the next move?”


    Dani chuckled and whispered her n.


    Nina gasped in admiration.


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    “You’re incredible, Dani! This way, I can finally have my sweet revenge.”


    Natalie, having exited Dani’s office, loitered near the door, waiting for news of Dani’s sudden demise.


    Ten minutes ticked by.


    An hour crawled past.


    Two hours drifted into the night, yet all remained eerily quiet.


    Natalie’s brow furrowed, and she shot daggers at Linden with her eyes.


    Her patience finally snapped like a twig, and she barged back into the CEO’s office.


    Dani, seemingly unfazed, sat reviewing new project proposals, not even looking up.


    “What’s the matter?” Dani’s voice was cool, detached.


    Natalie scrutinized Dani’s face, still radiating health.


    “Dani, how are you feeling now?”


    “Quite well, actually. After taking the medicine, I feel much better!” Dani picked up a document beside her, signing it as she spoke.


    “Inform Enzo in the project department that this multi-million-dor project can proceed.”


    With a frustrated “Hmm,” Natalie stormed out of the office. Once outside, she fixed Linden with a withering re.


    “Have you been ying me for a fool all this time? What exactly did you give Dani? Huh?”


    Linden’s eyes darted around nervously.


    “Medicine.”


    Natalie’s lips curled into a sneer.


    “You can’t rely on men for anything!” With that, she turned on her heel to leave.


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