The Ex-Wife’s Billion Dollar Comeback Novel

---- Chapter 161: NeuroSentinel 2.0 Launch ~ Soraya ~ Days came and went. It had been a very busy week for Soraya and Jacob. They were occupied with work, they were packing, and at the same time, they were documenting for the preliminary court hearing. On a Wednesday, they scheduled a photoshoot at the mansion. They needed to prepare their home for the social service's visit. So, they were planning on putting up family portraits, not just in their new home in Burnell, but also in Belridge. "We can have one photo of you both kissing your daughter?" the photographer said.

Jacob and Soraya kissed Angela's cheek while the little girl chuckled. "Then, another one with Grandma?" the photographer suggested. Veronica joined in, and they had a few more shots. Martin, their lawyer, came to sit down with Jacob and Soraya in the study. He said, "It's important to prepare photo albums, which will include any of your prior trips, celebrations, whatnot. They must have Angela in there." "| have reviewed these documents of Angela's medical and school records, and they are great.

It shows how much Jacob and you, Soraya, have put into Angela's care." "I'd also like to follow up on whether some of Angela's teachers can attest to your involvement in her treatment?" Martin asked, referring to the character references. "Yes, Angela's therapists are willing to testify, especially for ---- Ara's part. My daughter has greatly improved since Ara came into our lives," Jacob confirmed. Soraya gave Martin another document, saying, "This is the recent developmental evaluation for Angela. It shows a detailed report from her doctor of her progress." "This is good.

This is all good," Martin remarked, checking the latest document. After a while, Martin said, "I've been informed that the intrusions continued?" Jacob and Soraya nodded. While they were away, Angela's therapy center continued to receive mysterious visitors. Whoever came implied the same, that he was the father of Angela. But each time, it was a different person. Soraya had to explain to the school's director that Jacob was having a custody issue with Angela's real mother, which was not a lie at all. She simply skipped the part about Damien Cross.

As a result, the couple had stopped Angela's therapies completely and focused on home-learning sessions with a private Occupational Therapist. It was unfortunate, but that only made it all the more reason for them to move. Jacob had also suspected that Damien Cross had connections with the court, perhaps a family lawyer. Jacob's contacts suggested someone had tried to get Soraya's records from the State Vital Records Office. "Even at work, someone asked about me. Maybe it was just a coincidence, but thankfully, not many employees know my personal life, and they also know better than to share.

I've already announced in the office that someone's been asking around, so no one will answer questions about me." Soraya sighed. ---- "Because of the recent prying into my family, | have deployed more men to stand on guard at Soraya's office, my office, and outside our community gates." Jacob shook his head, admitting, "It's very disturbing." "Court dramas don't only remain in court. They can affect your living conditions, so | think moving is a good idea too," Martin said. "Anyway, | have enough for now. | will see you both in Burnell, at your official wedding." Soraya smiled.

Her official wedding with Jacob was on the way. Earlier that week, Luca had taken her measurements for the wedding gown he had designed for her. He claimed it was going to be his best masterpiece yet. But it wasn't only their upcoming wedding that was giving her smiles. NeuroSentinel 2.0 had been completed, and its official launch would happen this Friday. Aegis Core Systems was already making waves. The company raised the price of its security system by another twenty percent, so the companies that purchased the license beforehand were really lucky. Their clients were excited.

Their competitors were nervous. Of course, there were still some companies that didn't think they were on par with the giants of the industry, dismissing Aegis as a rising star that would soon burn out. What no one else knew was that Soraya and Silas had a plan, one that would prove NeuroSentinel's true power in ways that would not only silence doubt but also send the company's sales soaring. eee ~ Silas ~ ---- Friday.

"Live at the Vanguard Galleria, Cedar Heights, Aegis Core Systems has launched its latest security system- NeuroSentinel 2.0." The reporter's voice rang clear over the crowd, cameras flashing as investors, executives, and tech enthusiasts eagerly waited. The grand atrium of the Galleria was transformed into a futuristic showcase, with sleek black panels and glowing blue accents displaying the company's logo. Screens along the walls streamed visuals of the system in action: holographic overlays of threat detection, breach prevention, and real-time countermeasures.

"Co-developed by Engineers Soraya Azar and Silas Ward, the 'iginal NeuroSentinel revolutionized corporate security years ago," the reporter continued, adjusting her earpiece. "Now, with its newest version, Aegis Core Systems promises faster response times, unparalleled data protection, and adaptive intelligence that learns and evolves with every threat.

It's already being hailed as a potential industry standard, though some competitors remain skeptical about whether the system truly delivers everything it claims." "The question now,' the reporter added, her tone sharpening for the cameras, "Is not just whether companies can afford NeuroSentinel 2.0, but whether they can afford not to have it. And more importantly, how will Aegis Core Systems prove its bold claims?" With that, she smiled at the camera, then turned left toward Silas Ward.

"Ladies and gentlemen,' the reporter said, her voice lowering slightly as she extended the microphone, "please welcome ---- the CEO of Aegis Core Systems, Mr. Silas Ward, to tell us more about today's event." Silas stepped forward, his blue eyes gleaming with confidence. "Today, we issue an open challenge to every hacker watching. Test your skills against NeuroSentinel 2.0, right here at Vanguard Galleria." "For this demonstration, we've created a controlled access gateway.

It allows you limited entry into the outer perimeter of the system, just enough to attempt a breach against our defenses. Beyond that, the core remains fully shielded. In other words, you'll have every opportunity to break our walls... if you can." The reporter's mouth hung open. "Wow." Silas gestured toward the towering screens. "Every attempt, every strike, you'll see it all in real time, right here." His eyes narrowed, a faint smile tugging at his lips.

"And to raise the stakes, whoever manages to breach NeuroSentinel 2.0 will walk away with a reward of one million dollars." "That is insane!" the reporter exclaimed. "We are absolutely serious. NeuroSentinel 2.0 is the most advanced security system on the market, built by the brightest engineers in the world," Silas declared, motioning toward Soraya. She stood on stage with her team already in position, every console active, prepared to respond the moment any breach attempt came through. Silas pointed straight at the camera, his voice ringing with challenge. "Hackers, | dare you.

Show us your best. Because every attempt you make will only prove us right." In minutes, the attempt to breach began. The giant screens lit up with red warning signals, streams of hostile code flooding toward the system's defenses. Alerts rang out. ---- "Unauthorized access attempt detected." "Multiple failed login attempts detected." "Phishing email blocked." "Malware payload quarantined." Jaws were dropping, and eyes were widening.