Revenge After Prison Never Forgiven (Abigail) novel Chapter 250

Chapter 250

Chapter 250

Sebastian sat down and, with the case of someone who belonged in every room, started chatting effortlessly with the clients.

He said, “Me Sullivan from Sky Spark Technologies, if I’m not mistaken? I’ve long heard of your reputation. Your team’s work in mobile optimization is

truly impressive.”

The CEO of SkySpark Technologies, Victor Sullivan, was a down–to–earth man who dedicated his entire career to the tech field.

Hearing Sebastian’s compliment. Victor gave a modest smile, “Mr. Robinson, you’re too kind. Compared to the international high–tech projects you’re handling, our tech doesn’t even come close. I doubt it’d meet your standards.”

James said with a smile, “I wouldn’t say that. Everyone has a smartphone these days, and the biggest complaint about domestic systems is how they tend to lag over time. Your work might not sound flashy, but it tackles a real issue that people face every day.”

“actly” Sebastian agreed, nodding for the waiter to open a bottle of wine. “Most folks still don’t have the luxury of upgrading their phones on a whim. So optimization matters more than it seems.”

Sitting beside Lila, Abigail listened as the two of them chatted so smoothly with the clients as she thought, “I feel like such a fifth wheel here.”

Lila was a natural at social graces. As soon as the waiter opened the bottle of wine, Lila immediately took it and began pouring for the clients seated

around her, earning courteous smiles from them.

Victor leaned toward Sebastian, diving into the technical details. “This collaboration with Gibson Group is also focused on mobile optimization. We’re shitting that part of the business over to Gibson Group. What we’re really hoping for is help with gaming performance.

“You know how fin–young people practically live on mobile games these days, but optimization’s become a serious issue for us.”

Sebastian listened attentively. Lila sat to the side, her eyes crinkling with quiet delight as she glanced at Abigail. Honestly, when Wyatt negotiated with

them, their attitude was never this agreeable.

After all, it was Gibson Group that was seeking their cooperation, so their condescending attitude was inevitable.

These partnerships hadn’t come easily–Wyatt had fought hard for every one of them. Now, with Gibson Group tangled in scandals, most of the clients who showed up tonight weren’t here to discuss business. They came to size Abigail up, say their piece, and pull the plug on the deals.

Lila had seen that coming from the start. But even so, she chose to give Abigail a chance. Sure, Abigail was new, young, inexperienced, and freshly appointed as CEO. But Lila had been trained by Wyatt specifically to support her.

Sebastian said to Victor, “Newer games are pushing phones harder than ever. They overheat constantly, and optimization alone can’t solve that. At the

root of it, it’s a hardware issue.”

Victor let out a sigh, “You’re right. Players want high end graphics now, but every title on the market is chasing visual quality. It’s made our jobs on the optimization side way harder than it used to be.”

Sebastian suggested, “Let’s start working tog

Abigail nodded. “I know a thing or two, Mr. Hendix, your company specializes in smart home systems, right? I’ve reviewed your company mainly focus on robotic vacuum cleaners, and now you’re aiming to develop smarter ones.”

With Sebastian and James present, everyone was finally able to negotiate in good faith

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