The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell novel Chapter 996

But in reality, his father not only offered no advantages but instead ordered everyone in the group to keep a tight leash on him. From major project decisions to minor partnership deals, he faced restrictions at every turn, making him feel like he was walking on eggshells, unable to operate freely. And what about Harold? A man with no blood ties to the Davidson family was shamelessly enjoying all the privileges that should have been his, that belonged to The Davidson Group. His father's favoritism toward Harold felt like a sharp, mocking thorn in his side. All the burdens were his, while all the benefits went to Harold.

The air in the office seemed to freeze. Nash stood by, not daring to breathe too loudly. After a long silence, Alexander suddenly stood up.

"Nash," he said, his voice calm, "go inform the department heads. My mentor's unfinished Project 07 fighter jet—I'm taking it over, effective today. We'll officially launch at the end of this month."

"Mr. Davidson?" Nash froze, his face a mask of shock. The files in his hand nearly slipped to the floor. Project 07 was a source of pain for so many. Alexander's mentor, that esteemed professor in the aerospace field, had worked day and night to crack the project's core technology, eventually collapsing from exhaustion in his lab. The project had become a coveted prize, watched closely by competitors both at home and abroad. A breakthrough would be a massive leap in technology. But his mentor, along with the project's core secrets, had been lost at sea that year, his body never found. For years, no one had dared to touch the project, partly because of the immense technical difficulty, and partly because no one truly had the capability.

"Is there a problem?" Alexander turned to look at him.

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