How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue

Chapter 353

Word of the news reached Klein Whitaker as well.

He was genuinely taken aback that VistaLink Technologies would drop such a bombshell out of nowhere.

But the more he thought about it, the more sense it made—especially with someone like Elodie, a state-classified genius, working behind the scenes. Everything suddenly fit.

Klein called Naylor Whitaker. "You've heard about VistaLink Technologies, right? If you want to secure the international supply chain this year, you need to act fast. Get over there and have a real conversation with Ms. Thorne at VistaLink Technologies."

Of course, Naylor was already aware of the game-changing patent announcement from VistaLink Technologies.

"Why talk to Elodie?" Naylor was puzzled. Alexander was the CEO and the obvious decision-maker-why was his father pushing him toward Elodie?

Given Elodie's confidential background hadn't been declassified yet, Klein knew better than to break protocol. Not even for his own son. All he could do was nudge him in the right direction.

"Trust me. Build a good relationship with Ms. Thorne. It can only help you."

Naylor managed to pull himself together, but his voice was tight. "Dad, I'll do my best."

"Your best isn't good enough. If you can't lock this down, you might as well find a new line of work. We're already behind on technology, and if you want to develop this new guidance system VistaLink just rolled out? With what we've got here, you're looking at five years-minimum-of hard work and frustration. By the time you catch up, VistaLink will be operating on a whole different level. You don't have a choice."

Naylor's expression darkened. Ever since he heard the news, he'd been nursing a headache. "... But I've had conflicts with VistaLink Technologies. They already shut down my last proposal."

was the

perfectly well: miss this window, and

been moving at breakneck speed these

genuinely

news

to admit the truth-that it

he'd probably lay down the

Naylor muttered, ending the call. He

time, he

had to

Klein and Naylor weren't the only ones rattled by

Neural Intelligence, Sylvie had just finished a meeting when she heard about VistaLink Technologies'

struggling to process just

long moment, she

blown everyone's expectations out of the

Now, unless her company and the others could develop

better than anyone, that with the sheer value of VistaLink's new

Neural Intelligence...

flat-footed, completely

patent that put them years ahead. Suddenly, Neural Intelligence was staring down an ultimatum either pay a fortune for the rights to the new technology or get pushed