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Just like the first time I stepped into the conference room, the board members were already seated. As soon as I stepped in, Mr. Plume enthusiastically patted the seat next to him. "Jae, sit here."

I nodded and sat down quietly.

Scanning the room, I noticed that no one was looking at me with the same sarcasm and condescension as before. I knew this meant they were gradually acknowledging my abilities.

Soon, Dad arrived, and the board meeting officially began.

This time, the focus was on the company's launched AI project. The goal was to appoint a project lead from among the board members.

As soon as the project overview was presented, Jack was the first to speak. "I think Jane should take charge of this project."

I raised an eyebrow at him and let out a cold scoff.

Dad turned to me and asked, "Jae, what do you think?"

I shrugged, looking indifferent. "I'll go along with whatever the board decides."

Because of my previous performance, none of the board members raised any objections. The decision to appoint me as the project lead was unanimously approved.

After the meeting, Jack caught up to me, his smile laced with provocation. "You'd better do a good job. Don't let us down."

Leaving those words behind, Jack smirked meaningfully before turning around and walking away. I watched his retreating figure, feeling nothing but calm. The moment he nominated me for the project lead, I knew exactly what he was planning.

Since he wanted me out of Brown Group, he would surely set me up and force Dad to make a choice. What I hadn't expected was that he would be bold enough to gamble hundreds of millions of dollars just to set me up.

Back in my office, I asked my assistant to gather all the basic information about the project. After reviewing the details, I immediately called for a meeting.

The team leader assigned to the project was a senior employee from the company's tech department, Rolf Jordan. The moment I saw him, I had a strange feeling that I had seen him somewhere before.