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Gracie cracked open the door, irritation simmering as she muttered to Rosie, worried that Waldo might overhear
her. “Look at the mess you've gotten us into!”
Rosie, already in a sour mood, was seething—her carefully laid plans had been ruined.
“My plan was ruined because of you! You botched something so easy. | need to speak with Waldo,” Rosie said.
Gracie stepped aside, letting Rosie enter, then slumped onto the couch. Waldo, barely acquainted with Rosie,
eyed her with suspicion.
“Miss Harper, you are not here to mock me, are you?”
“Not at all. | know you were tricked by Brenna. I'm here to help you get back at her,” Rosie replied.
“Get back at her? Brenna is the Harper family’s daughter, shielded by military connections. | would be insane to
go after her! Get out!”
Convinced Rosie was here to mock him, Waldo shoved her out the door with force.
Rosie was baffled. Waldo wasn’t known for restraint, and despite the Harper family’s influence, he wasn’t a
pushover. Why was he so quick to dismiss revenge?
Midweek arrived with Brenna organizing a factory visit for herself, Thiago, and Tommy. Hours slipped by as they
explored Conroy’s mechanical workshop, even pausing to share lunch with the team.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtThe very next day, the three regrouped around a conference table. Impressed by the facility's cutting-edge tech,
they debated outsourcing sorders to Conroy’s production line. Provided everything matched their standards,
they envisioned a long-standing collaboration.
Additionally, they agreed to offer prosthetic limbs, free of charge, to every disabled employee at Conroy's
factory. Most of these workers were leg amputees—smissing one, others both—adding up to seventy-two
people. Brenna was willing to offer them smart mechanical prosthetics for free. Those suffering from post-polio
syndrand unable to walk, however, were beyond the help of current technology; there was nothing Brenna
could do for them.
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Even the simplest version of a smart leg prosthesis cwith a steep price tag—two hundred thousand per
limb, despite the comparatively basic engineering. After tallying up the cost for seventy-two unique cases,
factoring in assessments and fittings, the cost easily crossed the twenty million mark. Conversations with Conroy
revealed that many of the amputee workers were veterans, men who had served the nation. Despite receiving
ssupport from the government, the expense of prosthetic limbs remained far out of reach for most.
For Brenna, helping those who'd already sacrificed so much was an easy decision. She promised to cover all
expenses herself.
With a plan in place, the team agreed that Greta would manage the project. News of her assignment left Greta
feeling complicated emotions.
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