Celestial Queen: Revenge Is Sweet When You’re A Zillionaire Heiress

Chapter 1712:

“Oh? And why is that, Mr. Happer?” Serena tilted her head slightly, feigning surprise with the finesse of a seasoned performer.

“I wish to discuss a potential collaboration,” he said evenly.

Serena’s expression didn’t waver. She had already anticipated his angle. After all, the entire international community was circling like vultures, eager to get their hands on her work.

Serena’s hands rested on her newly developed miracle drug. But what intrigued her was that Errol’s ambitions seemed even more audacious than she had initially presumed. She had underestimated him.

Feigning ignorance, she let out a soft chuckle.

“A collaboration? And what could someone as inconsequential as me possibly offer you?”

“Professor Fletcher, modesty doesn’t suit you. If you’re a nobody, then there isn’t a single person on this planet worthy of being called competent.”

his words dipped

He leaned in slightly.

you’ve recently developed a groundbreaking pharmaceutical breakthrough—one that remains unattached to any government or corporation. I’d like to propose that

game. But the bigger question loomed—how had he obtained such classified information? Only the presidents of various nations had been privy to this knowledge. Could it be that he had spies

eyes to meet Errol’s, her warmth as

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with the presidents of various nations—strictly by order of the one behind the laboratory. I don’t have the

The miracle drug was her patent, her creation, her name stamped on every breakthrough. She needed no green light from anyone. But Errol was a man who could squeeze water from a stone if given

behind her words and

my message along to the power behind the curtain. After all, the

The instant she did, her expression iced over, the warmth vanishing as

Serena was out of sight, Moshe—who had been standing at a deliberate distance—stepped forward. His voice was low, nearly swallowed by the hum

Happer, do you honestly believe Serena

His gaze remained fixed on the direction she had gone,