Five Years Wasted Now They Beg Her Back novel Chapter 28

“Final data validation complete. No redundancy errors.”

“Theoretical model and experimental results show a 99.98% match.”

“Reverse-deduction logic chain is closed. No paradoxes.”

The voices of the team members, filled with suppressed excitement, rose one after another in the quiet lab.

Grace’s right hand was on the mouse, her knuckles white from the force of her grip.

Her heart was pounding violently in her chest.

For the past month, she had practically burned herself out in this place.

Now, it was time to reap the rewards.

A dialog box popped up on the screen.

[Confirm submission to the *Global Science* online journal?]

Grace’s eyes fell to the author attribution line.

The words were written there, clear as day—

**Grace Hart.**

She took a deep breath, moved the mouse, and hovered the cursor over the “Confirm Submission” button.

Then, she gently clicked.

A soft chime sounded.

The words “Submission Successful” appeared on the screen.

The entire lab instantly erupted in a thunderous burst of cheers and applause!

“We did it! Ms. Hart, we did it!”

“This is incredible! Once this theory is published, it’s going to be revolutionary!”

“Haha, I’m going to open a bottle of ’82 champagne!”

The moment the upload was confirmed, Grace let out a long, slow breath.

It felt as if that single exhale had drained every last ounce of her strength.

The lab descended into chaos.

Before she lost consciousness completely, only one thought remained in Grace’s mind.

Finally... it’s over.

Grace had no idea what a tempest her small click had unleashed upon the global academic community.

Less than ten minutes after the paper was published.

The first to react were several Aurelius laureates who had been following the field.

A renowned physicist in Norveth climbed out of bed in the middle of the night to post on social media: “An incredible concept, with proofs so rigorous they are terrifying! I dare say this is the greatest breakthrough in quantum sensing in the last decade! Who is this scholar, ‘Grace Hart’? I must meet her immediately!”

Another tenured professor at MLT wrote directly on his personal page: “I apologize for my previous pessimistic assessment of this technological path. It turns out my vision was too narrow. Miss Grace Hart has opened a door to a new world for all of us.”

Immediately after, the world’s top research institutions and tech giants began sharing and commenting on their official websites.

“Genius!”

“A masterpiece!”