Unloved Unwanted Unstoppable (Seraphina and Dominic) novel Chapter 81

Seraphina sat down to review the documents, circling a few key nodes.

She applied a few points from the data she had previously compiled.

The logic flowed perfectly.

Her eyes lit up.

"This approach could work."

She shared her thoughts with Victor Vane. The older man nodded repeatedly.

"Give it a try."

Seraphina and the team immediately dove into the practical application.

They worked tirelessly for days, so much so that Julian grew worried and secretly texted Seraphina, urging her to stop and rest.

But Seraphina had no time to check her phone.

After another few days of grueling effort, the results were finalized.

It was a brand new clean energy source—low cost, high output, and a simple manufacturing process that could power both homes and small businesses.

The most critical breakthrough was its ability to continuously absorb natural energy while supplying power, creating a self-sustaining loop.

The entire team had been stuck on this bottleneck for nearly a year, but Seraphina broke through it in less than ten days.

Victor stood before the lab bench, staring at the stable output data, so emotional that it took him a moment to speak. "I knew you could do it."

The news spread rapidly, causing an uproar in the industry.

That afternoon, Victor's studio, in conjunction with several authoritative institutions, held a small press conference to officially announce the breakthrough.

Seraphina didn't go on stage; she simply sat in the corner of the back row.

Yet, the next morning, the newspaper headlines still bore her name.

"Northport University Professor Vane's Team Achieves Energy Breakthrough; Young Designer Seraphina Sinclair Leads Core R&D."

Accompanying the article was a photo of her back, wearing a lab coat and crouching in front of the testing equipment.

She stared at her name on the newspaper, falling into a momentary daze.

"Yeah."

He gave a brief response, closed the news tab, and picked his pen back up.

"That woman only knows how to cook and do laundry all day. Researching energy? What a joke."

The slight tension on Cynthia's face quietly vanished.

Taking advantage of the moment, she pulled a folder from her bag, flipped to a specific page, and pushed it across the desk toward Dominic.

"Let's not talk about her. Back to business."

"I managed to get a crucial piece of information. Professor Vane's team is actually the technical backend for Zenith Energy."

Dominic paused once more.

He looked up at Cynthia, his expression turning decidedly more serious.

Cynthia smiled faintly. "Zenith Energy's networking event is next week, but this piece of intel is far more valuable right now. Since Professor Vane's team appointed an absolute lead to select their partners, our best strategy is to approach this researcher directly."

"Plus, according to internal sources, this researcher has no established roots in the industry and is handling this type of negotiation for the first time. She should be relatively easy to sway. As long as we show enough sincerity and offer lucrative terms, our chances of securing the partnership are incredibly high."