The Breaking Point of Love

---- Chapter 466 Linda curled her lips and gave a cold snort. "Taking on so many major projects at once-let's see if they can swallow it all without choking." But even as she said that, she didn't sound confident-if anything, her words came off as sour. After all, if YodaVision dared to take on that many projects, chances are, they had the capacity to manage them. Linda's father, Luther Shaw, was also bitter.

Thinking about how both the Locket family's tech company and InnovaTech were constantly hitting bottlenecks, while YodaVision seemed to be progressing without any setbacks, he couldn't help but grumble, "I wonder how Matthias hires people- how does he keep finding such top-tier talent?" Ever since YodaVision became widely known, both InnovaTech and the Locket family's tech company had tried to poach people from them But after YodaVision gained fame, countless big-name companies-both domestic and international-started trying to recruit YodaVision's tech staff.

The Locket family and InnovaTech had no real advantage in that ---- competition. 5 So, even though they offered decent packages, it was still incredibly hard to lure away truly outstanding talent. And the fact that YodaVision, despite constantly being targeted by headhunters from major companies, still managed to roll out new innovations from time to time, proved that they had no shortage of creative and capable people. Just that alone was enough to make others envious, jealous, and resentful.

they learned about the industry, the more they realized how incredibly

arrived as well. ---- Before the meeting began, Matthias leaned in and said to her, *

The reason Matthias remembered this was because, back when he first met Celeste-they hadn't even known each other that long-there had been a rare diamond up for auction, with a starting bid of over 200 million dollars. 2 Celeste had only been sixteen at

first learned about her background She had told him then that she wanted to give her mother a diamond because her mother adored them-especially top- grade diamonds. If she could get her hands on one, maybe, just maybe, it would help bring her mother out of her confused, unresponsive state. 1 But such rare,

hundreds of millions at once for a diamond. Besides, believing a diamond could help Isabelle regain clarity had always been Celeste's own wishful thinking. There was no guarantee it would work. Who would dare bet

diamond had finally surfaced-this time released by a private collector. So, it held great historical value. If they missed this