She Left She Thrived She’s Worth Billions novel Chapter 1045

"It's the Seven-Star Extreme Question Pool!"

Someone on the PharmaNexus Forum analyzed the reason.

"Schrödinger's Pill has started answering the Seven-Star Extreme Question Pool!"

"I've got insider info!"

Suddenly, a post grabbed everyone's attention, drawing a flood of replies.

Many demanded details, but the original poster stayed silent.

"What the hell? Clickbait?"

"Is this a troll?"

After a while, the user finally replied. By then, Schrödinger's Pill's score had already tied with Aria.

"There are only seven questions in the Seven-Star pool. Except for the hardest one, each is worth fifty points."

As soon as this insider scoop dropped, the forum exploded.

"Holy shit! Six extreme questions in four minutes?"

"Is she a genius? No, she's a goddamn god!"

"Am I hallucinating from sleep deprivation?"

"Forget the extreme questions, you wouldn't be able to answer them anyway... The point is, it's a tie!"

Prompted by that comment, the discussion shifted to what would happen in the event of a tie for first place.

A sudden-death round?

Or split the millions of dollars in prize money?

The organizers couldn't possibly give both of them the full amount, could they?

No company in their right mind would throw away double the cash like that.

Inside Ethan Blackwell's office.

Aria gripped her phone with both hands, her eyes wide with disbelief.

Ethan paced anxiously in front of her.

One minute left...

One minute until the final score tally.

Aria couldn't possibly increase her score anymore.

She had already answered every single question in the entire MedGenius Elite app—

Except for the hardest one in the Seven-Star Extreme Question Pool.

There were seven questions in that pool.

Only one minute remained...

Aria's heart pounded frantically against her ribs.

No matter how the prize was split, she had secured her top spot.

Even if the organizers split the millions, she would still walk away with a fortune.

It was better than getting second place and walking away with nothing.

Unlike Aria, Ethan wasn't looking at his phone.

He was staring intently at the wall clock in his office.

His eyes tracked the second hand.

Every tick meant they were one step closer to the payout.

Three seconds...

Two seconds...

Ethan's eyes widened, shining with greed.

"What?!"

Aria shot up from her seat, her phone clattering to the floor.