Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 476:

Afraid of being overheard, Marissa switched her phone to speaker and dialed down the volume. She then leaned in closer to ensure she could hear Clarissa’s voice more clearly.

From the other end, the distinct sound of a door opening echoed, followed by the footsteps of several people entering—likely Clarissa had summoned a team to her office. Soon, the door shut with a definitive thud.

Clarissa’s voice, icy and sharp, cut through the silence. “Any progress on deciphering the chip’s encryption at Skytop Mansion?”

A man’s apologetic tone came through. “I’m sorry, Miss Byrd. I’ve checked, but there’s still no breakthrough.”

“Losers.” Clarissa’s fury was palpable, underscored by the shattering sound of something breaking. Silence then reigned over the conversation for what seemed an eternity.

Through her phone screen, Marissa sensed the somber and tense atmosphere in Clarissa’s office. Finally, another man spoke, attempting to soothe her. “Miss Byrd, please don’t be angry. The chip is secured with a million codes. Cracking even one is a monumental task, let alone all of them. The team at Skytop Mansion is already doing their best.”

“And you think their ‘best’ is good enough?” Clarissa snapped back furiously. “Five years, I’ve waited. Five years and mountains of money spent, yet they can’t crack the codes of a single chip? What good are they?”

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with a voice edged with resolve, Clarissa commanded, “If they’re that incompetent,

Miss Byrd,” a man urged, his voice trembling. “Miss Byrd, it’s not that the team in Skytop Mansion is inattentive or incompetent. The person who designed the codes is a genius. Very few people in the world can crack those codes. If you kill all the scientists in Skytop Mansion, it

we

haven’t been able to crack that chip’s codes for five years. The boss probably thinks I’m useless. I need to crack those codes soon to prove my worth. I have to show the boss that I’m capable so he won’t give

in her soul. Every time she heard it, she couldn’t help but

common, with tens of thousands bearing it worldwide, Marissa’s heart skipped a beat when she heard it. The slim possibility that Clarissa was

Marissa’s resolve remained unshaken. She would accept

with a harsh tone, “That bastard Kevin is a monster—ruthless, formidable, and unpredictable. He’s an enemy unlike any other. If we manage to defeat him, we’ll thrive. If not, our defeat will be catastrophic, ending

you will enjoy the benefits alongside me. But should I be killed by Kevin, don’t think for a second that any of you

in the air, met by silence from the other end of the line. Marissa, with

firm and clear. “Miss Byrd, we’re fully aware of that. You