How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue

Chapter 213

This situation? She couldn't care less.

Naylor watched Sylvie's profile for a moment, taking in the poised, intelligent confidence she radiated. It only made some of the folks at VistaLink Technologies seem even more reactionary by comparison. He figured Sylvie and the woman behind the U.N2 project were cut from the same cloth.

Joseph took in the scene, choosing not to say anything further. Instead, he opened WhatsApp and, almost out of habit, scrolled down until he found Elodie's chat. He thought about reaching out but hesitated-it felt too abrupt. After considering for a moment, he messaged a different contact: [I gave your details to a friend last time. Did you ever reply to them?]

There was a long pause before Elias Warwick finally responded: [You mean the one with the username "El"? I declined. Things have been busy lately. Are you two close?]

Joseph frowned ever so slightly, keeping his expression neutral. Since Elias had already refused, there was no point in asking Elodie for more details. Then Elias added: [Should I try to reschedule? But honestly, after I turned them down, they didn't push. Handled it with class.]

his phone, guessing Elodie must have other plans.

from Nexus Analytics. Sylvie would step back from the

was surprised. "Honestly, with how protective your ex-husband is of Sylvie, I figured

work, Jarrod's always been levelheaded. He knows as well

admit, Sylvie's smart. This is the most dignified way out. Better

she'd simply dealt with them in a rational, decisive way. VistaLink Technologies wasn't short on partners and there was no need

direct when it came to big decisions. If there was a chance to be given, she would give it. But sometimes, being firm really did

from clean energy startups to discuss the integration of high-energy, wide-temperature lithium batteries with drone technology. When lunchtime rolled around, they decided to try a new restaurant nearby that they'd both been