Mr. CEO Your Wife Has Wanted a Divorce for a Long Time novel Chapter 719

Chapter 719

Chapter 719

“I hate to say it, but there’s just no way this checks out. Getting peer-reviewed research published in reputable journals is an incredibly grueling, drawn-out process under the best circumstances.”

No matter how naturally brilliant a single individual might be, it was borderline impossible to climb to such a prestigious, respected standing within a handful of short months.

Even veteran researchers within their tight-knit professional circle could spend an entire year drafting, revising, testing, and refining a single academic manuscript without reaching a point where it was polished enough to submit for publication, let alone successfully release multiple high-impact papers in quick succession and sweep major awards alongside them.

The rest of the AI experts seated nearby quickly jumped in to echo his shared skepticism.

“He’s absolutely right. The odds of pulling off everything she’s accomplished on such a tight timeline are practically

nonexistent.”

Yale watched Dr. Mercer’s stunned reaction alongside the murmuring crowd filling the auditorium, a taunting smirk lingering firmly on his face while his eyes turned cold and sharp as shards of ice.

He fixed his unblinking gaze straight on Maggie, his voice cutting clear through the restless hum all around them.

“Everyone here knows how impossible that timeline is, don’t they? Yet somehow, one person managed to pull it off

anyway.”

He dragged out the final four words one heavy syllable at a time, every ounce of biting sarcasm laid bare in his rigid facial expression and dripping tone, making sure every single attendee caught the weight of his accusation.

The crowd instantly connected all the loose threads hanging in the air once they processed his meaning.

Yale was openly insinuating that Maggie had cheated her way into a position at Cole Corporation, that she never possessed the extraordinary talent everyone had credited her with, and every groundbreaking research paper published under her name had been ghostwritten by someone else entirely.

On the surface, whether Maggie lived up to her glowing public reputation barely mattered to outsiders, so long as the partnership stayed stable and profitable for both sides.

But if every celebrated research piece attributed to Maggie had actually been drafted by Johnny or purchased from anonymous ghostwriters, that crossed a hard line into outright academic misconduct-a severe offense that carried devastating, far-reaching consequences within the tight-knit Al research community.

This was no trivial minor scandal to brush aside or sweep under the rug.

A middle-aged industry researcher seated near the front could no longer hold back his quiet commentary, leaning

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forward to mutter to the people beside him.

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