The Transactional Marriage That Imploded novel Chapter 70

"Mhm, I will." Bianca's responses made the therapist feel she was incredibly fragile, and a bad mood was a major taboo for pregnant women.

"If you feel you can't talk to anyone about it, try writing it down. You'll feel better once it's out."

Bianca, however, shook her head. "I don't have the habit of stripping myself bare in front of others."

The therapist was taken aback by her answer, but considering Bianca's psychological assessment, her statement actually made "perfect sense."

"Take care of your health!"

After seeing the therapist, Bianca went straight back to her apartment.

She gave Mathis a call, and Cynthia answered.

"What, jealous of everything Mathis has done for me? Calling here to throw a tantrum? Let me tell you, even if you cried yourself to death today, he wouldn't pay you any attention."

Bianca couldn't help but swear whenever she dealt with her.

"If you're so capable, hurry up and make him divorce me. Otherwise, your son will be a despised bastard for the rest of his life."

Cynthia laughed. "All you can do is cling to that worthless marriage license. Trash will always be trash. What's yours is destined to be mine."

Bianca's stomach clamped in agonizing pain. She had to rest for an hour before the cramp subsided.

That night, she wisely decided to stay off her phone. It went without saying that the internet would be flooded with Mathis and Cynthia's marketing campaign.

Mathis had indeed orchestrated exactly that. By publicly acknowledging his son at the product launch, he sent both Progenix Tech and Dawnstar Capital straight to the top of the trending lists, bringing AuraByte Technologies into the spotlight as well.

However, her ultimate weapon completely failed to make a splash. Furious, Harriet smashed and threw things around the old manor, cursing Bianca for being a useless failure who couldn't even keep her man's heart after three years.

Following this battle, the shareholders of AuraByte Technologies threw their full support behind Mathis. The two parties co-invested in a new company, Aeterna Dynamics.

Each side held 50% of the shares, contributing equally to the registered capital.

The total registered capital reached a staggering 5.2 billion, and AuraByte Technologies was required to pay its 2.6 billion share in full within thirty days.

Although Mathis had publicly acknowledged Cynthia and her son, they still had no official legal status. AuraByte Technologies remained cautious about the investment and hired professional analysts to evaluate it.

Three different agencies came to the same conclusion: it fell within expected investment risk parameters.

AuraByte Technologies boldly injected the funds, and overnight, Aeterna Dynamics was heavily promoted across the internet as a top-tier, hardcore AI tech firm.