Revenge After Prison Never Forgiven (Abigail) novel Chapter 102

Chapter 103

On the private plane to Blairwind, James and Warren were also on board. Abigail didn’t quite understand why they were there.

Sebastian emerged from the lounge and nodded at Abigail. “Come meet a client.” Abigail nodded and hurried over.

The two entered the conference room in the middle of the plane. Sebastian turned on the computer and asked her to sit in the main seat while he sat on

the other side.

“You’ll talk to Mr. Brown about the advantages of medical robots later,” Sebastian said, leaning back in his chair, relaxed, and speaking in his usual casual

tone.

Abigail said in a daze, “Me? I haven’t prepared anything.”

“Then improvise,” Sebastian said before closing his eyes. Abigail thought he must not have slept well last night.

When the video call connected, Abigail saw a white–haired, irascible old man on the other side and immediately sat up straight to greet him. “Hello, Mr. Brown. Mr. Robinson asked me to discuss the medical robot with you.”

“Where is that brat?” Winton Brown shouted at once, as the camera couldn’t capture Sebastian sleeping beside her.

Noticing the old man’s irritability, Abigail quickly explained, “He’s temporarily busy. Winton, I can also talk to you about the robot.”

Sebastian, leaning aside, smiled. Winton frowned and sized her up. “Can you understand what I’m saying?”

“Feel free to ask questions,” Abigail replied calmly.

“I’ve read the materials that kid sent me. Brilliant ideas, but if you want to prioritize cooperation with my hospital, you must first tell me the advantages,”

Winton said seriously, constantly sizing up Abigail with his cloudy eyes.

Abigail pursed her lips and said, “We can help you with data sharing. The company will provide a huge database that links all networked hospitals. Past patient diagnosis results will enter this database, providing your hospital with a more convenient access solution.”

Winton laughed, “You dare to think big, young lady. Do you know how huge a project it is to link data from all networked hospitals?”

Abigail looked at him earnestly. “Medical development up to now hasn’t been a small project either. Precisely because life continues, this project won’t