As long as she could ovee her feelings for Sebastian, she feared nothing.


    She didn''t care about anything else. She could boldly do whatever she wanted.


    Timothy said, "I''m also a shareholder. I''m staying to listen."


    Natalie sneered, "Chairman Griffith, you may stay. But if you cause any trouble, I''ll have you thrown out as well."


    Timothy''s fists clenched in anger. It was a done deal. He would have to bide his time and n his next move.


    That old man had been guarding against him as if he were a thief.


    He had shouldered the responsibility of the family his entire life, which was why he had forced Sebastian to sign that agreement.


    "Hmph! I''d like to see how an amateur like you thinks she can run a conglomerate. With your limited perspective?"


    Timothy couldn''t resist mocking Natalie in front of everyone, his tone dripping with


    sarcasm.


    Natalie''s smile was icy, her gaze like daggers. "That''s none of your concern, Chairman Griffith," she said coolly. "How I run mypany is my business. You should worry more about your own health instead of meddling in other people''s affairs. I don''t need to prove my abilities to you. The monthly dividends will speak for themselves."


    Before Timothy could say another word, Natalie cut him off. "Everyone, I currently have two projects. First, when Mr. Griffith was with thepany, he appointed me to the position of design director. Here is a development n for the spring fashion exhibition. The other project is an Al-powered medical treatment system. In the next three years, these two projects will be enough to make everyone here a fortune."


    "Furthermore, will be co-developing these with the Monroe Group, led by my former colleague, Herbert. You will all receive theplete


    development ns for both


    on your


    projects


    homes ou can also get a


    taste of my new software.


    Not caring that Joanna and the others were present, Natalieid out her ns.


    Mr. Hayes opened the software and stared at the screen that popped up on his phone, looking at Natalie in surprise. "Ms. Scott, what... what is this office software? Why does it have an automatic pop-up screen?"


    Natalie smiled. "This is a piece of office software developed by my previouspany. It features automatic pop-ups that allow you to see different temtes for clearparisons."


    Mr. Hayes was thrilled. "Ms. Scott, if this software were developed further, it would be a massive seller for corporations."


    Natalie shook her head. "This software is for our internal use only."


    Mr. Hayes was confused. He looked at her and asked, "Ms. Scott, even the most advanced techpanies overseas haven''t developed office software like this. If yourpany created it, it could be the best in the world!"


    Natalie chuckled. "Mr. Hayes, this is just a simple program I developed in a few days. For now, the priority is the development of the Al medical system. We need to improve the uracy of medical diagnoses and treatment efficacy, optimize the allocation of medical resources, and provide more human-centered medical services. That is our most pressing task."


    She had seen too many people give up on life because they couldn''t


    g


    afford treatment. If this breakthrough in the Al field Sessful she would establish a charitable foundation to bring hope to those in need of medical care.


    Reborn, she was determined to do what she wanted and live a meaningful life.


    After reviewing the proposal, one shareholder eximed happily, "Ms. Scott, I approve of your n! The potential for an Al medical system is enormous, and its prospects are vast."


    But he still had one concern. "Ms. Scott, do you have the talent for this?"