In the meeting room, the blueprint for Winfield's upcoming large-scale project, "Escort Wharf," was displayed on the projector. This waterfront project was named after the historic shipyard that stood on this site over three centuries ago, once a government dockyard.
Using a laser pointer, Lena circled a section on the left side of the screen. "This area will be the residential zone, where 3,500 high-end apartment units will be built. The middle section, due to the historical heritage of the shipyard, will have its exterior preserved and refurbished, while the interior will be transformed into a new shopping mall..."
A pair of eyes from the investors’ seats had been fixed on Lena since the moment she entered the room. It wasn’t purely admiration—there was a hint of personal emotion mixed
