Three Years Forgotten, Why Go Crazy When I Say Goodbye? novel Chapter 546

Having finished her response, Vivienne strutted off the stage in her high heels, chest puffed out like a victorious rooster. Her gaze intentionally lingered on Willow, clearly trying to pick a fight. Seeing this, Leo immediately started tearing into her.

"Look at her getting so carried away. She's practically floating on air. You'd think this top-tier biotech summit was thrown just for her."

"How long has it been since she actually acted normal? Here she goes, openly making a scene again. Does she really think everyone in New York City is just going to put up with her arrogant nonsense?"

Leo had known Vivienne for years and was fully aware of her true character and actual capabilities. He was absolutely certain that something incredibly shady was going on.

"I know her far too well. With her half-baked professional skills, there is zero chance she came up with those deeply logical, highly practical frontier theories on her own." He scoffed, his tone filled with absolute certainty. "I don't even need to think about it. She definitely exploited some hardworking employee at her company, stole the research they sacrificed sleep and bled for, and slapped her own name on it just to make herself look like a genius."

After his passionate rant, Leo finally felt a little better. Afraid that Willow might be upset or feeling wronged, he quickly softened his voice and tried to comfort her. "Please don't let her showing off and trying to provoke you get under your skin. It's not worth it. Let her jump around like an idiot. Just treat it like a stray dog barking on the side of the road. We don't need to let it ruin our mood and lower ourselves to her level."

Willow nodded slightly. Her expression remained calm and collected, without a single trace of anger on her face.

She honestly didn't care about Vivienne's flashy, provocative display. What truly lingered in her mind was an overwhelming sense of familiarity.

Every single core theory and research approach Vivienne had just confidently presented on stage, right down to the niche experimental deduction pathways and data argumentation angles—they were all things Willow was intimately familiar with.

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