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---- "Good." The elevator arrived just as he finished speaking. Jamison Group was fairly well-known in the domestic market, and today's product launch had been livestreamed. Though the company's brand wasn't so big as to instantly dominate online trends during the event, they did have a loyal following who had been tuning in. At first, the livestream chat had been quiet. Then came the surprise announcement of Jamison Group's partnership with Cole. Interest exploded.

The livestream was suddenly flooded with viewers. And when Maggie took the stage to explain the technology and give her speech, the viewership-and buzz-soared. Before long, the event had climbed onto the trending list. Sophia had just been browsing online out of boredom when ---- she noticed the trending topic. Curious, she clicked in-and froze when she saw Maggie on screen.

She hadn't even processed it fully before the live chat's comments came pouring in-waves of praise for Maggie's brilliance. Beyond the compliments, people in the chat were seriously discussing how this launch might crush the competition in the autonomous vehicle industry. Others speculated on the massive bonuses Maggie might earn as the core technical contributor-patent payouts, profit shares... the numbers being thrown around were jaw-dropping.

Sophia may not have been the brightest, but even she knew what all this meant. Panic surged through her. She quickly exited the page and fumbled for her phone. When Janice picked up and heard what Sophia said, she paused, her fingers tightening around the receiver. Logan noticed the shift in her expression. "What is it?" ---- If what Sophia said was true, Logan would find out sooner or later. There was no point hiding it anymore. So Janice told him everything. And once she finished, Logan wasn't sure he'd heard her correctly.