Chapter 68
The core technological content they had discussed and written down could be considered confidential at any other place, bur Nolan immediately dismissed it as worthless,
So, for the next two or three days, Maggie and Johnny worked together, revising the “homework” based on Nolan’s feedback.
By Monday. Maggie’s foot had almost fully healed. Although she wasn’t confident enough to drive yet, she was able to return te the office and resume her regular work.
When she arrived at the company, Johnny informed her, “Tranklin probably really intends to collaborate with us.”
Franklin himself wasn’t there, but he had sent someone over last week to make initial contact. Johnny hadn’t told Maggie about it, fearing it would distract her.
Someone from Franklin’s side would be coming over later that day. If the conversation went well, they could finalize the preliminary collaboration plan.
The technical director sent by Franklin was from his personal technology company, not from the Wilson Group. This was their first time meeting.
When the director learned that Maggie was also involved in technology, he politely greeted her, “Hello, Miss Miller.”
“Hello,” Maggie replied.
The afternoon proceeded smoothly, and by lunchtime, Cole invited several people from Franklin’s company to dine together.
When they arrived at the restaurant and were just getting out of the car, they happened to run into Franklin and Julia, who were also getting out of their car.
Seeing them, Maggie paused in her steps.
Johnny rubbed his forehead, not expecting this coincidence.
However, Director Quinn’s eyes lit up when he saw them and called out, “President Wilson!”
Franklin and Julia turned around. Upon seeing Maggie and Johnny, they seemed a little surprised.
After greeting Maggie and Johnny, Director Quinn walked over to Franklin and Julia.
Since Franklin had already noticed them, and they still had business to discuss, Maggiei and Johnny exchanged a glance and followed them.
It seemed that Director Quinn also knew Julia, and he greeted her warmly, “Miss Brown.”
“Hello,” Julia replied, her tone a little distant.
Director Quinn didn’t mind, since Julia was now the person most important to Franklin and might soon become their boss. It was normal for Julia to maintain a certain level of distance from the subordinates.
Chapter 68
Director Quinn then looked at Maggie and Johnny, explaining to Franklin, “I had a meeting with Cole this morning to discuss a divissa potential partnership. Now it’s lunch, so I’m just here with President Gray and the others.”
Franklin nodded and shook his hand, saying, “Thank you for your hard work.”
Director Quinn replied, “It’s no trouble at all.”
However, Franklin declined, saying, “No, this is a private arrangement, not very convenient. But next time, I’ll definitely invite President Gray to dinner.
A private arrangement? Was this a date with Julia?
Johnny secretly sneered but smiled and said. “President Wilson is too polite.”
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