Mr. CEO, Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time Novel

---- Chapter 323 Maggie didn't say anything more and stepped past them into the conference room. The scene of her speaking with Franklin at the doorway had been noticed by several people inside, but since no one really knew what kind of relationship the two had, most just assumed it was a routine greeting. No one gave it a second thought. Except for Johnny, who knew the truth, When she returned to her seat, he leaned over and whispered, "Did you two argue?" Maggie shook her head.

'No." Even at the peak of their tension-when things between them were at their worst-they never really fought. Let alone now. Now that Cole and Wilson Corp had officially begun collaborating, Maggie spent almost the entire day on-site at Wilson Corp. Around 5 p.m., an excited outburst suddenly came from the meeting room. "Holy crap, it actually worked!" ---- "Huh? What happened?" "The model we built before wasn't ideal-Ms. Miller thought so too.

We discussed it last week, and in the past few days we made improvements across the board: from the algorithm to the data, and even the model architecture. Now the efficiency has improved significantly! That bottleneck we've been stuck on for nearly two years is just... gone!" Another team member added, "And the long-standing issue with modality alignment-we've made progress there too. Seriously, Ms.

Miller is amazing!" For context, Wilson Corp was one of the most prestigious tech firms in the country. Everyone present was already considered top-tier talent-experts that the company had paid handsomely to recruit. In other words, these were people who were both publicly and privately confident in their skills. But only now were they realizing what it meant to truly encounter someone on another level entirely. The tech staff looked at Maggie with admiration practically glowing in their eyes.

One of them rushed over and shook her hand enthusiastically. "No wonder you were first author on that long-form NLP paper-Ms. Miller, you're brilliant!"