The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 433

As soon as Maxwell finished speaking, the room erupted in thunderous applause.

Trevor also turned to look at Celeste and began clapping.

Wynn paused for half a second before lightly clapping with a neutral expression.

Celeste didn't look at Trevor—she only glanced at Matthias before getting up and stepping onto the stage.

Once she was on stage, Maxwell beamed and addressed the audience, "Ms. Rodriguez here is not only an outstanding engineer from YodaVision, but also the creator of the core technology behind this collaboration between Velotra and YodaVision!"

A wave of surprise swept through the room.

Wynn was stunned for a moment when she heard that, doubting if she had heard correctly.

YodaVision held enormous influence both domestically and internationally—every move they made attracted attention.

It was no surprise to hear Maxwell officially announce a collaboration with YodaVision at such an important event.

Nor was it surprising that Velotra would invite someone from YodaVision to co-present and explain the technical details.

But the person Maxwell invited wasn't Matthias—it was Celeste.

When Maxwell first invited Celeste up, she had been surprised. But remembering how considerate Matthias was toward Celeste, she had quickly brushed it off as normal.

She had assumed Celeste was simply taking Matthias's place on stage.

What she didn't expect was that Celeste was actually the key figure in this collaboration between Velotra and YodaVision.

How was that possible?

Just as Wynn was trying to process this, Maxwell said, "Ms. Rodriguez, I'll leave the technical explanation to you now."

"Alright."

Celeste took the microphone, turned to the audience, and began speaking calmly and confidently, "Hello everyone, I'm Celeste Rodriguez, an engineer from YodaVision.

"Our collaboration with Velotra can be broken down into four key areas—engine chips, implementing AI technology for breakthroughs in autonomous vehicle engines, autonomous driving systems, and materials application—"

But engines? Chips?

Those weren't something anyone could just casually master.

If they were, then the tech sector in the country wouldn't have been stuck behind the barriers set by foreign chips for so many years.

That just meant…

Celeste had no script in hand.

She spoke effortlessly, rolling out technical jargon, detailed data, expert case studies—all off the cuff—and humbly shared how she had drawn inspiration from each of them.

The more Wynn listened, the darker her expression became. She clenched her hands, a sudden chill rising in her heart.

A moment later, a thought suddenly occurred to her.

She belatedly turned her head to look at the man beside her—Trevor.