Chapter 27 Power Point Presentation

Audrey Turnah thought of Jerry Dank, who in the dream she had, became a giant in the global mobile communication industry in the future.

It turned out that Jerry Dank also participated in the chip developed by Henry Dank.

No wonder in the dream that even if the Dank family went bankrupt and Henry Dank died, he was still able to make a comeback in this field.

Because he does have absolute strength.

Neither of them spoke any further, and Jeery Dank sent Audrey Turnah home, and left immediately.

Audrey Turnah watched the taxi disappear into the night, feeling very uneasy.

She had a strong intuition.

If she couldn't do something to help Jerry Dank tonight, the Turnah family may be really miserable in the future.

Audrey Turnah trotted all the way upstairs, ran into her room, took the computer and hurried back downstairs.

Without disturbing the driver at home, she took a taxi to the hospital.

On the bench outside the door of the intensive care unit, Jerry Dank was concentrating on checking the information, typing something on the computer from time to time.

Audrey Turnah walked over lightly and sat down beside him.

Jerry Dank raised his eyes and couldn't help but be slightly startled.

"What are you doing here again?" He asked Audrey.

"I came to help you," Audrey replied.

Audrey Turnah turned on the computer.

"You tell me the article you want to tell about the chip, and I'll help you with the power point presentation,'' Audrey said.

Jerry Dank frowned.

"I used to be in an international school and won the power point presentation competition. If you don't believe me, look at my work...'' Audrey Turnah said.

She handed the computer to Jerry Dank, and on the screen was her award-winning PPT work.

Jerry Dank didn't look at it at all, his black eyes were cold.

"Audre, go home," he said with a quiet tone.

Audrey Turnah lowered her head, did not speak or move, and silently expressed her insistence.

Jerry Dank raised his hand, closed her computer with a snap, and pulled her up with a cold face.

Audrey refused to leave, and tugged at the back of the chair with her fingers.

"Jerry, let me help you..." she said.

"No need," Jerry Dank said and opened her fingers without pity.

His strength was very heavy, and she was hurt. She didn't expect Jerry Dank to be so inhumane, and she couldn't help but turn red.

Audrey Turnah held back her emotions.

"I really want to help you with such a big event happening today. If you don't want me to help, I'll just go,'' she said.

She was inexplicably sad in her heart, sad that the direction of things might really go in the direction of her dream, but at this moment, she couldn't stop anything.

Jerry Dank looked down at her, the girl's head was hanging low, and on her slender and curled eyelashes like a crow's feather, a crystal teardrop trembled, shaking.

It seemed that something passed over the tip of his heart, and his heart softened for no reason.

Audrey Turnah had already stood up holding the computer, and was about to leave with a sad expression.

"Don't you want to help me?" Jerry Dank suddenly said.

His voice sounded slowly.

"Then do it well, let me see the strength of a champion," he added.

Audrey Turnah finally knew why her father only met Henry Dank once, and he admired Henry Dank very much.

Businessmen usually sought after more profit, but Henry Dank was different.

He could have sold the patented chip technology and easily become a billionaire.

Accepting capital investment to get the company listed as soon as possible could also make a lot of money.

But Henry Dank did not indulge.

He wanted to make domestic chips and mobile phones, so that the domestic mobile phone market would no longer be blocked by foreign technology.

Such lofty ambitions were rare.

And Henry Dank was the luckiest man alive to have a son like Jerry Dank.

Peter Turnah once praised him as a young and promising young genius, and he really deserved the evaluation.

How old was he four years ago?

At the age of 14 or 15, he was already able to help Henry Dank solve the problems in research and development.

The lines of code he wrote down made him feel ashamed even if he saw a professional.

Audrey Turnah looked at HenryDank, who was unconscious in the intensive care unit, and then looked at Jerry Dank, who was concentrating on reading materials.

She suddenly had a bold decision in her heart.

She did not design according to the previous power point ideas that the Dank company had prepared, but set a new theme for this conference.

"Promising", "Breaking the Waves".

"Promising" focused on the chips.

Not only that the Dank family company had great potential, but also implied that in the future, domestic mobile phone chips will also have great potential in the international market.

"Breaking the waves" was aimed at the new mobile phone products released this time.

Brand-new chip mobile phones that do not rely on any foreign technology, were riding the wind and waves, and a great future could be expected.

When the presentation was ready for Jerry Dank to see, he finished browsing it and didn't speak for a while.

Audrey Turnah felt a little uneasy in her heart.

"Is it alright?" She asked Jerry.

Jerry Dank gave her a deep look.

"Yes," he said directly.

He had already prepared for the worst.

If Audrey's presentation could not meet his requirements, he would simply not use it and give the whole speech without a script.

Unexpectedly, the effect she made was much more brilliant than he expected.

If his father saw this presentation and knew that a little girl could do this with his painstaking efforts, he would be very pleased.

At eight o'clock in the morning, Jeremy Cosmos hurried to the hospital to report that the venue problem had been resolved.