How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue

Chapter 390

Elodie wasn't surprised when she received the lawsuit notification from Neural Intelligence.

She'd made her situation public, and this was exactly what she'd been waiting for.

The patent office had already reached out to both parties, announcing they would re-examine everything from the ground up. If they found any issues, the patent would be revoked.

None of this seemed to rattle Elodie.

As she gathered the evidence she'd need for the coming days, her phone rang. She glanced at the screen-surprisingly, it was a call from Watts on WhatsApp.

She answered briskly, "Mr. Aldridge?"

Watts sounded like he was hurrying through an airport; the background was filled with boarding announcements. "I've heard a bit about the VistaLink Technologies situation. Are you holding up alright?"

He'd always known Alexander was Mr. Charlie Sterling's son, and he'd never pegged Alexander as someone who'd sacrifice a colleague to save himself. As for the sudden revelation that Elodie was the sole developer behind the system...

Could it really be true that Elodie had built this herself?

a little taken aback. “I'm

this was true, it was extraordinary. He weighed his words before saying, "Neural Intelligence claims they've filed a suit. Ms. Thorne, do you need any assistance? The Eldrion Global legal team is one of the best in the country. If

scandal the media was obsessing

trusted his gut. If Elodie could build something this complex, why would she need to

Elodie's confusion only deepened.

in negative press-three clients had already canceled their contracts. Most partners were waiting to see

over. "Thank you, Mr. Aldridge, but I

her own plan. He chuckled, clearly unfazed by VistaLink Technologies' troubles. "Alright, no problem. Reach out if you need

"I will."

Watts out.

on it for

all her original code, every optimized version, and

"I've archived every statement Neural Intelligence has released, all their public comments, and every call recording with Sylvie. Everything's backed

already mapping

one step remained the one that would