Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time

Chapter 403

Vesta was once again the star of the show, and the Spencers and the Hawkinses couldn't have been more delighted.

Leah shot a smug look at Charlene.

Maureen was also beaming with pride for her daughter.

Charlene, on the other hand, as always, couldn't have cared less. She didn't even bother glancing Leah's way.

She kept her head down, quietly sipping her tea, blending into the background and staying far away from the lively conversation between Vesta and Professor Mack. Vesta, meanwhile, was absolutely basking in the attention of so many respected experts in the field.

Watching all this, Dalton finally felt a sense of relief and satisfaction.

Just then, Kevitt Smith sent Vesta another message.

[PrimeStar is an incredible and innovative company. Not only is Stewart, the boss, impressive, but so many of their engineers are bursting with creativity. I'll probably be heading over again soon-I'm hoping to have a real conversation with Stewart and some of his engineers next time.]

double-blind review system, so reviewers never knew who submitted the paper. Kevitt Smith had no clue who the author behind

glanced at the message, assuming Kevitt Smith was still bummed about

she overheard Professor Mack talking to one of his students: "You couldn't help yourself,

this paper is that it boosts large language model long-text processing efficiency over tenfold! Engineers worldwide are pulling all-nighters just to

her phone. She looked up at Stewart. Everyone else was staring

and the others were

groundbreaking breakthrough, and it was Stewart's

it wasn't exactly shocking that his company would produce something

now focused on Charlene—and standing on the "other

was uncomfortable, knowing that the professor championing her daughter's work was

He turned to Stewart and said,

leakthrough? Congratulations!"

Mack, you've got it wrong. I'm not the lead author-this new result wasn't my project.

screen was still open to the author list. He leaned in and, sure enough, saw Stewart wasn't the first author. That was