Project Edan Mga Nobela at Kwento

The pitch deck looped on the wall screen, and stacks of financial reports and portfolio binders cluttered every surface. 'Zoe, let's hit the revenue projections again,' Elias said, his voice rough from hours of talking, leaning back in his chair with his tie loosened and sleeves rolled up, exposing forearms corded with muscle. He looked intense, focused, a faint stubble shadowing his jaw. 'On it,' I replied, swiping through my tablet. My fingers ached from typing notes, but I pushed on, pulling up the files. He needed the updated portfolio breakdown...where the hell was it?

The air smelled of ozone, clean steel, and old secrets. “This is tech Jade developed for Project Eden,” Adrian whispered. Grace tensed. “Project Eden?” Adrian’s jaw tightened. “It was supposed to be a failsafe. A utopia in case everything else fell apart. A place to repopulate the world... with genetically superior survivors.” Cassian let out a dry laugh. “A billionaire Noah’s Ark.” Grace touched the glowing wall. “But it was never finished.” Adrian stepped closer. “Unless Echo finished it for her.”

said Edward annoyed . Nolan looked at the two of them with a helpless expression . " Can we please focus on the person that just called us ? " said Erik trying to calm the two of them . " Sure ! That's why I am still staying here . " said Claire . " You can leave if you want ! We can meet tomorrow for your work . Make sure to come prepared , my bodyguard . " said Edward with a grin when seeing Claire's annoyed expression . " Cough......cough....the point is that , one of the investors that are taking part in the project just called Edward and is telling him that if possible , he would like to meet him to increase the budget and add a few more details to the project . " said Erik .

Eden knew with that project alone his reputation would increase by a dozen fold. However, there was an issue. A few days before the business party, the two of them went into a conflict. It started with something as small as the name of their latest invention because they haven’t decided on a name yet and settled on codes for it before. Laurent insisted on naming it after his daughter, Karina, KS Project. However, Eden refused the idea since the beginning, saying there was no way such a huge project could be named after a little girl and wanted to use his own name, Eden on it.

Eden stood in front of the window that overlooked the Danube River, holding the encrypted drive her father had given her. Behind her, Roman paced in a slow arc, reading the decrypted intel on a separate monitor. His brows furrowed in concentration. “He’s calling it The Mirror Project,” Roman said finally. “Real-time neural mapping, memory replication, personality segmentation. It’s not just surveillance anymore. It’s duplication.” Eden turned. “He’s creating ghosts.” “Worse,” Roman said, crossing his arms. “He’s building obedience. Taking people apart piece by piece until they’re hollow enough for him to shape.”

Couldn’t afford to waste more time. The phone rang again. Alpha Edward. I picked it up. “Hayden, I’m sorry the NovaNet project fell through.” “Hm. Not the first setback. Won’t be the last,” I said flatly. He huffed. “If you’re open to it, I’ve got something else for you.” “Please go on.” He explained what he's got. A smaller project though, but worth pursuing. And it's better than letting myself drown in betrayal. “Thanks, Alpha Edward. I’m interested.”

“I found proof that Clenda stole your graduation project.” Eudora’s eyes widened. “Wait… seriously?” “Didn’t you send your designs to your professor?” Ryan asked. “I did, but it was so long ago. And I never even got to present my project to the board, so…” “Well, I found it,” Ryan cut in. “Check online. Right about now, I’d say it’s your turn in the spotlight.” Eudora’s hands trembled slightly as she unlocked her phone. Instantly, her screen was flooded with headlines from news sites and social media:

"And those high-profit projects are mostly related to the JE Group, but the money is then transferred elsewhere." After Eden finished, he raised an eyebrow at Kane. "You know what I mean?" Kane's brows furrowed, and he tapped his fingers on the table. "You're saying Evan and Ivan are likely laundering money for the JE Group?"

"Obviously, Kenzi coerced you. Among the three of us, you're the one famous for your negotiating skills with investors. That's why your presence is required, especially since Alma, who usually handles cases like this, can't participate. So, I hope you can cooperate." Kenzi, Nicholas, and Edward had been friends since their college days in England. Edward, a master's graduate in business, possessed the ability to analyze project profits and negotiate skillfully. He could convince clients just like Alma Maximilian often did. That's why Kenzi asked for Edward's help to assist Nicholas in handling several Alpha Beta projects in the near future. Edward nodded in understanding. "So, during my time