Goodbye, Saintess. Novel

The Unseen Kingdom That Followed Me Into Every Dream by Alyndra Meron Valeen 98 Summary Stan confidently challenges the narrator to find flaws in their proposal, promising to admit defeat if proven wrong, but threatening an apology if the narrator fails. The narrator, exuding cool confidence, quickly dissects the proposal, pointing out that the flashy presentation hides a lack of substance.

They highlight the poor return on investment, which is below industry standards, and criticize the risky nature of the project, likening investing in it to "throwing money into a fire." Turning to Vernon's plan, the narrator exposes its impracticality, noting the absence of contingency plans and the unrealistic timeline. They sharply question the accuracy of the figures and whether anyone would realistically invest in such a flawed project. Vernon is left speechless, unable to defend his work. Lenat, surprised by the narrator's expertise, nervously offers her proposal, hoping for approval.

The narrator scrutinizes Lenat's proposal with a critical eye, acknowledging some standard elements but condemning the outdated methods and environmental negligence. They warn that the project's failure to meet eco-friendly standards would make it uncompetitive and a liability, likely attracting heavy fines. Lenat is stunned by the harsh critique and remains silent as the paper falls to the floor. The group sits in uncomfortable silence, their faces showing the impact of the narrator's precise and thorough dismantling of their proposals.

In just a few minutes, the narrator has convincingly exposed the weaknesses in all their plans, leaving no room for argument. Stan finally admits grudging respect, and others express surprise and admiration, speculating about the narrator's husband's true professional background, unaware of his actual occupation. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Stan let out a derisive laugh. "If you manage to uncover even one flaw in our proposal, I'll gladly slap myself silly and admit I was wrong about your so-called genius. But if you can't-or worse, if you start spouting nonsense-I'll owe Ms.

Bishop an apology for what I'm about to do to you." I cast a cool, confident glance over the proposals, a smirk tugging at the corners of my mouth. They were practically begging to be humiliated in front of everyone. Well, I was more than happy to oblige. "Your proposal is all flash and no depth," I said, voice steady and sharp. "Sure, you've included market and risk analyses, but the projected returns don't even come close to justifying the risks you're taking. The ROI is so low it falls beneath the industry's annual average.

Investing in this project would be like throwing money into a fire." I flicked the paper with a casual gesture, sending it flying straight into Stan's face. He shot me a glare, ready to retort, but then his eyes flicked back to the numbers. Slowly, the realization dawned on him-I was right. Every single point I'd made was a dealbreaker. Turning my attention to Vernon, I pressed on. "And this? The execution plan is nothing but wishful thinking. There's no practical strategy behind it. You say the project will wrap up in three months, but it's rigid and fragile.

What's your contingency if your supplier hits a snag? How do you plan to recover from losses? What about containing a critical failure?" I leaned in, voice low but cutting. "Your figures are off by at least fifty percent. What is this-did a child put these numbers together? Do you really believe Baron would invest in this mess?" Vernon's face drained of color as he caught sight of the proposal I had discarded in disgust. He stayed silent, unable to defend himself. Lenat bit her lip, clearly realizing she'd underestimated me. "You...

you actually know this stuff?" she asked, disbelief creeping into her tone. I raised an eyebrow and sneered. "Duh." She hesitated, then nervously held out her own proposal. "Mine's okay, right?" In that moment, I felt like an investor perched high above, scrutinizing her every word and figure. My presence seemed to weigh down on her, suffocating and authoritative. "Your ROI and timeline are pretty standard," I admitted, "but you've overlooked a crucial factor: the product won't meet current eco-friendly standards. The techniques you're using are outdated, even by today's industry benchmarks.

Your product can't compete on quality or functionality. No one's going to invest in that." I shook my head slowly. "And seriously, with all the waste and environmental damage this project would cause, do you really think you'll escape an enormous fine? You're a ticking liability bomb for Baron Inc." I tossed the proposal back toward her, but she was so stunned by my critique she didn't even notice the paper fluttering to the floor. The three of them sat in silence, their faces flushed as if they'd been slapped. Now it was painfully clear just how flawed their proposals were.

In less than two minutes, I had dismantled their best efforts with such precision and clarity that no argument was possible. Stan broke the silence, his tone grudgingly respectful. "Your husband's actually really good, Ms. Bishop." Another voice chimed in, disbelief evident. "How could he just be a firefighter? He must have been some kind of consultant before, right?" "I never knew you had a powerhouse like that at home," someone murmured, admiration lacing their words. Conclusion The room hung heavy with a newfound respect, the earlier tension dissolving into quiet acknowledgment.

In that moment, the unseen kingdom of knowledge and confidence I carried with me into every challenge revealed itself fully, shattering doubts and elevating my standing among peers. It was a reminder that beneath every surface lies a depth waiting to be recognized, and sometimes, it takes a single voice to illuminate the truth others fail to see. As the murmurs of admiration settled, I felt a subtle shift within myself-a blend of vindication and quiet pride. This was more than a victory over flawed proposals; it was a testament to resilience and the power of unwavering self-belief.

As whispers about the protagonist's hidden talents spread, the tension between professional rivalry and personal admiration is bound to intensify. Emotions will run high as characters grapple with their own insecurities and ambitions in the wake of this unexpected revelation. The protagonist's confidence might inspire some, but it could also provoke resistance or jealousy from others who feel threatened. The delicate balance between proving one's worth and navigating office politics will create a charged atmosphere where every move counts.

Readers can anticipate a blend of strategic maneuvering and emotional depth that will keep them eagerly turning the pages. Sara Lili Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland's breathtaking cold.