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    That did the trick. The mood shiftedpletely.


    People began to speak up all at once. “Take your time with the work. It’s a major project, and big investments take careful nning. Make it beautiful.”


    “Yes! We support you!”


    Niks stood outside McCoy Group’s headquarters, jaw tight and eyes locked on themotion happening across the street.


    “Just a pack of greedy pests,” he muttered, his face dark as thunder.


    Right then, an older woman pointed straight at him and raised her voice loud enough for everyone to hear.


    “It’s not that we’re unreasonable. That man over there told us toin—said your construction was noisy and messy. He wanted us to stir up trouble so you’d shut it down. Now that I say it out loud, that’s just in dirty.”


    Dani gave a soft smile and turned her head to meet Niks’ re.


    His eyes burned with rage.


    Across from him, Dani stood with her arms folded, a smirk tugging at her lips.


    Niks couldn’t hold it in. His face twisted, and he spun on his heel, storming back into McCoy Group’s building.


    As Dani watched him go, her smile grew even wider. Then she felt another stare. She nced up without surprise. Hamilton was watching.


    She smiled again—this time sharper—and without a word, turned and walked into her building.


    Hamilton caught the whole thing. His secretary leaned in and whispered, “Sir, Dani’s too clever. Niks doesn’t stand a chance against her.”


    In just one move, Dani hadn’t only protected her team. She had gained public favor and built solid ground for herpany’s image going forward.


    Hamilton narrowed his eyes. “She’s interesting. Let’s see what kind of cards they y next.”


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    Meanwhile, Cedric had contacted some of the country’s top designers. Within three days, they delivered a brand-new blueprint.


    The design had been improved. New depth, fresh color, and creativeyers brought the previously in structure to life.


    With the final version approved, it was time to break ground.


    But when the bidding for contractors opened, nopanies stepped forward. At first, Cedric thought maybe construction wasn’t booming in Oiscoll. Then it hit…


    Niks had already spread the word. Anyone who took this job would be going against the McCoy family.


    Under that kind of pressure, no one dared make a move.


    Cedric clenched his jaw and was just about to contact a domestic firm when a group suddenly arrived on site.


    It was the same construction team that had built two of Dani’s towers in Olisvine.


    They stepped out of private jets and gathered at the entrance. Soon enough, the renovation kicked off.


    Niks’ second attempt to sabotage the project had failed.


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