The Transactional Marriage That Imploded novel Chapter 201

Professor Adler practically saw Bianca as his own daughter, firmly believing that no man was good enough for her.

Maxine patted his arm. "What do you know? This young man is really wonderful. I heard from Cillian that he protects Bianca fiercely, way better than that piece-of-shit ex-husband of hers.

Don't you dare give him a bad attitude later; be nice."

Adler had to agree with that. Her ex-husband was nothing but trash.

Although the older couple didn't know the man in question was Mathis Jagger, they were certain he was no good.

Adler thought to himself that this silly girl should have just asked him to help cover her mother's medical expenses back then. How could she have thrown her life away and married someone so casually?

She had wasted five years of her youth for nothing.

Adler had previously asked Cillian why Bianca had completely vanished from the face of the earth for over a year.

Cillian's answer was that she was waiting for a legally mandated separation period to end so she could finalize her divorce.

That answer made Adler so furious that he spent the whole evening cursing Bianca's husband at home. The fact that the man hadn't let Bianca work for three years already pissed him off, and the divorce had pushed his brilliant student to such a desperate state.

Maxine had joined in on the cursing.

After the elderly couple exhausted their rage, they could only hope Bianca's divorce would be finalized as soon as possible.

Now, seeing Bianca bring Milo to meet them, Maxine felt that good things were on the horizon. She was genuinely thrilled for the girl.

Adler was a total tech nerd and couldn't care less about gossip. All he wanted to do was talk to Bianca about her new patent.

When that patent—which entirely revolutionized underlying computing power—was published, he had immediately praised her as a student who had surpassed her master.

Bianca had utilized a completely self-developed computing architecture, breaking away from the confines of CUDA and shattering technological embargoes. Being able to create a homegrown GPU and build an independent computing base meant she had achieved historic breakthroughs across the board.

When the Patent Office first announced it, a swarm of major tech giants wanted to buy it. But since they couldn't get in touch with Bianca, they all came begging to Adler.

Adler stayed out of it, knowing full well she would prioritize Stellaride Computing.

Ultimately, the patent went to Stellaride, with an acquisition price reaching a staggering 120 million, plus a cut of the dividends.

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