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

---- Chapter 346 "Maggie understands engines and chips? That's impossible!" Even now, Logan still refused to believe that the paper which caused such a stir in academic circles was actually written by Maggie. And now Janice was telling him that Maggie was not only brilliant in theory but also had deep expertise in engines and chips? How could that be possible? Janice lowered her eyes. Whether it was possible or not-just look online.

Moments later, after watching the segment of the Jamison Group launch featuring Maggie's presentation, Janice felt her heart slowly sink. But Logan remained in disbelief. Just then, an angry voice crackled through the phone. It was ---- Sophia. "she did this on purpose! It wasn't enough to sabotage Uncle's company's traffic project-now she's targeting my sister's company!" That much, both Logan and Janice could see clearly.

Whether or not the technical advancements showcased at the launch truly came from Maggie, one thing was certain: Jamison Group's press conference had delivered a real and immediate blow to Wilson Tech. Before they could respond, Sophia's worried voice came again: "What do we do now? Everyone's saying Jamison Group is going to take over most of the autonomous vehicle market. Sis's company doesn't stand a chance anymore!" Sure, Jamison Group might look unstoppable right now.

But- Janice unclenched her hand and spoke with her usual cool composure: "The tech world evolves by the day. If not your company today, then mine tomorrow. Autonomous vehicles haven't even entered the global market on a large scale yet. It's too soon to say who'll have the upper hand when they finally do." ---- Her words weren't wrong. But Logan knew from personal experience how hard it was to gain a competitive edge in tech.

His own company had struggled for years to achieve any real technological breakthroughs. If breaking through were that easy, there would be no tech giants-everyone would be one. Real innovation was about seizing the lead early. What made this worse was that Jamison Group hadn't just made a breakthrough on one front-they'd achieved multiple technological leaps. And their results weren't just domestic-they were world-class.

Other companies would either look up to them or desperately try to catch up. That could take one to two years... or ten to twenty. And by the time they did catch up, the market would've moved on-there would be no place left for them. Logan was deeply unsettled. He asked, "I wonder what Franklin makes of all this."