You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 725

Four years later.

President's office at R&S Group headquarters.

Casey handed the information in his hand to Luther.

"President, here is the information about JK Intelligence from Mufron.”

“This technology company has suddenly sprung up in Mufron in the last two years, and although the company is not large, it is gaining momentum. It is said that the executive president is also their chief designer."

"You mean, Miss Zora?" asked Luther, his eyes narrowing slightly.

"Yes, it's Miss Zora."

Casey hastily nodded, "Miss Zora suddenly became famous three years ago. It is said that the new sports car she designed, called 'Fallen Angel', won the highest international design awards.”

“Design rights have not been sold, but all major car companies have been scrambling for it. It does not even have a prototype and has been sought after by all kinds of social celebrities, and political and business elites.”

“At that time, so many top international car manufacturing companies wanted to hire Zora as their chief designer, offering an exorbitant annual salary.”

“But to everyone’s surprise, Miss Zora turned down all the offers and set up her own business, JK Intelligence.”

“It only took her a short year to win the fame she wanted in the industry."

Casey paused for a moment and continued, "This time, Zora will be representing JK Intelligence at the Capital's Artificial Intelligence Summit.”

“President, my thoughts are that our real estate project at the Capital, which has been on hold for more than two years, finally started last year. We are already done with the foundation and the bidding is already in the process.”

“If we can cooperate with JK Intelligence, they can be responsible for designing the artificial intelligence part of the whole real estate project, including security, surveillance, face and pupil recognition, unmanned control, intelligent reception, etc.”

“Their latest AI concept is sure to bring enough attention and thus great benefits to our real estate projects."