The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 566

The press conference soon officially began.

Celeste didn't look at Trevor again. She focused completely on answering the journalists' questions.

The conference drew huge attention both domestically and internationally.

The Locket family was also in the same line of business, so news about a major technological breakthrough was something Harvey and Luther would never miss—especially since this project came from Fleming Group.

Linda normally had little interest in such news, but when she saw it was related to Trevor, curiosity got the better of her. She clicked on the livestream only to see Celeste on the screen.

"It's her again! She's everywhere!" she snapped.

Lilian and Erin knew that Fleming Group's project was a collaboration with YodaVision.

But they had assumed that Matthias would be the one personally attending the press conference to handle the media.

After all, thanks to Fleming Group's earlier publicity, the event had drawn enormous international attention.

They hadn't bothered to watch it themselves. To them, it was enough to know that Fleming Group had once again taken the lead in product innovation.

Only now, after hearing what Linda said, did they realize that Celeste had actually been the one representing YodaVision and speaking at the conference.

And from the way things looked, she had been the star of the entire event.

According to remarks from Fleming Group's Lazarus, this unexpected breakthrough owed a great deal to Celeste's contribution.

"How could she possibly be that capable? It must've been Matthias helping her behind the scenes," Linda said sourly.

Being skilled didn't automatically mean turning that skill into wealth.

So, no matter how glamorous she looked now, the reality was that what she got out of Matthias was probably not even a fraction of what Wynn had.

Look at things that way, Celeste's apparent success and busy lifestyle seemed almost laughable.

While the others were talking, Wynn stayed silent.

Sensing the glances cast her way, she lowered her eyes slightly, her hand tightening around her coffee cup.

She hadn't watched the press conference because even without seeing it, she already knew that the project's success must have had something to do with Celeste.

When Fleming Group had released its teaser earlier online, she'd looked into it. And she'd had to admit—professionally, Celeste really was getting further and further ahead.