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The Transactional Marriage That Imploded novel Chapter 220

Summary for Chapter 220: The Transactional Marriage That Imploded

 

Read The Transactional Marriage That Imploded novel Bianca and Mathis Chapter 220 by Ansel Bick

Bianca finally set her laptop aside and emerged from her room.

She possessed an incredibly useful skill: even when she was furious enough to commit murder, she could pivot instantly and completely lose herself in her work.

While locked in her room, she had been typing away on her old laptop. Whatever she wrote would inevitably find its way straight to Mathis.

Since he had planted a Trojan horse on her personal computer, he was clearly trying to steal her advanced algorithm research.

She was going to weaponize his own surveillance against him and dig a massive, inescapable grave for him and his precious mistress.

A grave deep enough to utterly ruin their reputations.

She had already started drafting the foundational theories, deliberately weaving the architectural flaws of existing market algorithms into what looked like groundbreaking new patents.

She had been carefully mapping this out for a month, organizing the entire trap into four distinct phases.

The most critical phase was convincing him that she was genuinely using this specific laptop to develop her most cutting-edge computing patents.

Given his predictable track record, he would absolutely steal the tech and hand it to Cynthia to boost her career.

The only variable was whether he'd still blindly trust the stolen data now that they were so bitterly at odds.

After all, she hadn't touched this particular laptop in over a year. Suddenly booting it up to write revolutionary code might look a little too deliberate. He wasn't stupid.

She decided she needed to plant something personal on the drive—something emotional to make him believe the files were real. She hadn't figured out exactly what that would be yet.

Fighting him required playing 4D chess, and she couldn't afford a single slip-up.

In the living room, Jax was patiently trying to teach Aveline to call him "Uncle Jax." Aveline, naturally shy around unfamiliar men, wasn't warming up to him easily.

After several failed attempts to get her to say it, Jax dramatically declared his feelings were hurt.

Wilma, watching from the side, asked curiously, "You're such a handsome young man, why don't you have a girlfriend?"

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