The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell novel Chapter 261

Danielle had already reached out to the head of that company—Mr. Linden—and arranged to meet him tonight.

Their project was nearing completion, and every step now had to move at a breakneck pace. That afternoon, she still needed to swing by the factory; their manufacturing deadline was set for this month, and finalizing the new composite materials was critical.

After confirming the meeting with Mr. Linden, Danielle glanced at Gian. “Gian, we’re at a crucial stage. I need you to run the environmental and avionics systems through their paces—double-check for any bugs.”

“Once construction is finished, we’ll be sharing data between the engineering and avionics teams during the test flights. I’d rather not have any system failures cropping up then.”

“When you’re done with the tests, we’ll head to meet Mr. Linden.”

This was Danielle’s first time serving as chief design engineer at Ninesky, and she refused to let anything slip through the cracks.

The government was bidding on a new generation of passenger jets, looking to put them into mass use. Plenty of old models were on their way out. After landing the joint bid with Newsworld, their project had gone into full swing.

These systems and tests, once finalized, would be integrated into commercial airliners—and more importantly, they were using military-grade technology at a fraction of the cost.

Later, they’d need to coordinate with all the major airlines for handover; whether this venture succeeded would come down to the flight test data.

They’d already produced part of the 3D-printed prototype and would soon file a patent for the system. Whether applied to civilian or military aircraft, the project was a heavyweight—only the civilian version would be less advanced, while the military one would be classified.

Danielle had to balance both.

Gian lowered his gaze, tapping away on his tablet as he messaged the team, reminding each department to stay sharp for this final systems check.

The next step would be full-scale production.

Danielle pressed her lips together. “Reach out to AetherX Dynamics ahead of time. Their contract just got locked in—see how much material their supplier can provide us?”

“I already did,” Gian replied with a cold smile. “Millie said AetherX Dynamics is developing a new project of their own. Their supplier can only fulfill their order—nothing left for Ninesky.”

Danielle wasn’t surprised by this outcome. The competition had been stacked so they’d lose.

She turned her focus back to the data files, pulling up everything she’d need for the meeting with Mr. Linden.

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