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    “I’m currently too busy to talk.”


    Katrina chuckled and brushed a strand of hair behind her ear.


    “That’s alright; we’ll wait.”


    She figured that despite Dani’s apparent busyness, it was gettingte, and they wouldn’t be kept waiting much longer.


    Nevertheless, they settled into the chairs by the door.


    But the wait wasn’t brief.


    Hours ticked by.


    Now, past 2 a.m., Katrina and Caiden found themselves fighting to keep their eyes open, overwhelmed by fatigue.


    While Dani and her team delved intoplex discussions sprinkled with technical terms that flew over both Katrina’s and Caiden’s heads, the term “smart robots” stood out as aprehensible snippet.


    A n began forming in Katrina’s mind. She leaned in close to Caiden and murmured, “Dear, have you heard? The smart robot sector is yielding huge profits. Dani has poured billions into it, unlike thenguishing Harper Group. Handing it over to Joyce won’t really benefit her at all. Perhaps we should consider…”


    Her voice faded, yet Caiden grasped her drift instantly.


    Considering the minimal value of Harper Grouppared to Dani’s thriving robot venture, why not suggest that Dani allocate shares of her robotpany to Joyce? They could present it as avish wedding gift. Joyce would reap financial benefits without any effort on her part.


    Why cling to the fading prospects of Harper Group when they could im a stake in a much more lucrative venture?


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    Katrina observed the room brimming with designers and engineers, her instincts affirming that this sector was the technological wave of the future. She covertly signaled a figure to Caiden with her fingers.


    Caiden’s eyes widened.


    “Really, that much?”


    With a mischievous grin, Katrina whispered, “Oh, you’re so naive. We’ll allocate a portion to Joyce as her dowry, and we can set aside the rest for our golden years. We could propose swapping Harper Group for a stake in Dani’s robotpany. After all, isn’t that her mother’s legacy? How could she possibly reject such an offer?”


    Caiden gazed at Katrina, her shrewd gaze holding him in silence for an extended period before he finally nodded in agreement.


    “We should go ahead with your n.”


    As the first light of dawn spilled into the room, Dani and her team concluded their marathon session.


    Throughout the night, she had barely acknowledged Caiden and Katrina’s presence.


    When she finally turned to them, she was taken aback to find them not only still there but also surprisingly chipper. For their age, their energy seemed to outshine even the younger team members. Their eyes, alive with excitement, were fixed on her.


    Dani blinked in disbelief.


    The office slowly emptied, leaving the trio in a quiet hush.


    Caiden was the first to break the silence, setting a breakfast on Dani’s desk with a flourish of faux affection.


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