Meeting The One For Me ( Nathan Franklin ) novel Chapter 158

Chapter 158 

Back then, Audrey was touched by Nathan’s actions. 

Now, however, she remained impassive. 

After so many years, Nathan had made no progress at all. He was still as immature as ever. 

Audrey had no intention of seeing him. 

She told Harold, “The main purpose of today’s visit is because Evergreen Biotech mentioned they would provide Sheysea University with a batch of advanced laboratory equipment. 

“They have already coordinated with the overseas team, and the equipment will likely be shipped back after the hearing. I wonder if the new laboratory building is ready for installation works?” 

“Excellent. That’s fantastic news! The new laboratory building is all set, and the equipment can be installed anytime.” Harold nodded with a smile: 

“Audrey, please convey my gratitude to the founder of Evergreen Biotech for me. We’ve invited them. several times, but the group’s founder has always been reluctant to come to our school to give a speech. They’re really low profile.” 

“The laboratories are quite busy recently, so they can’t spare the time. 

Audrey did not disclose her identity to Harold. 

She simply smiled and stood up. “I’d like to visit the laboratory building. Is that possible?” 

“Absolutely! Let me accompany you there!” Clifford said with a smile. 

“Thank you.” Audrey expressed her gratitude. 

After visiting the new biology laboratory with Clifford, she left Sheysea University. She still had no intention of going to the “old spot” Nathan mentioned. 

Clifford stood at the school gate, watching Audrey leave. 

He muttered, “The love lives of young people are truly complicated. First, he married Audrey, then lost his memory and had Amelia. Now he’s engaged to Amelia and has regained his memory, yet he’s come back to find Audrey again. I really don’t understand…” 

“Boss, the Franklin Group is really persistent! I was informed that their side has lowered the offer by 

another 0.1%!” 

On the other end of the line, Audrey stood by the kitchen sink, waiting for the coffee machine to finish brewing her drink. 

She tapped her fingers on the countertop and replied, “Since the Franklin Group is so eager to cooperate with us, let’s not push them too hard on the contract. Tell them we don’t need them to 

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lower it by another 0.1%.” 

“Really, Boss?” The voice on the phone sounded incredulous. 

2/2 

“There’s just one condition before signing the contract: we won’t provide financial support for the first batch of drugs. They must produce high–quality medications within one month and prove to Evergreen Biotech that their production capacity and financial chain are sound. 

“As long as they can deliver on time and meet the standards with this first batch, we’ll trust them with the large orders to come.” 

Audrey picked up her coffee and walked toward the living room. 

“Remember to specify in the contract that a breach of agreement will result in a hefty penalty. Oh and draft a separate confidentiality agreement for the formula,” she added. 

“Got it!” 

After hanging up, Audrey stood by the window, watching the rain pour over Sheysea City. She silently sipped her coffee. 

Audrey was well aware of Franklin Group’s production capacity; it was simply impossible for them to complete the first batch of drugs within a month. 

Naturally, they would need the help of the Murray Group. 

A smirk played on Audrey’s lips. 

Charles and the Murray Group. 

She wondered what Nathan would do if Charles caused trouble again this time. Would Nathan risk the entire Franklin Group for Amelia by protecting Charles once more? 

The glass window–stained with rainwater streaks–reflected Audrey’s delicate features and faint 

smile. 

The rain intensified. 

Nathan stood under the eaves of the top floor of the Sheysea University laboratory building. 

His pants were soaked below the knees, but he still couldn’t see the person he was waiting for. 

He clenched his fists tightly. Even with the memory fragments of Audrey in his mind, he understood. Audrey wasn’t coming.