The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 786

Quentin was saying all of this directly to Philip.

Listening to him, Philip paused slightly before calmly replying, "That wouldn't be an exaggeration."

Wynn had entered university at fourteen. At 25, she had earned her PhD from one of the world's top three universities, and her doctoral advisor had been none other than Professor Cayden Sweeney, a legendary figure in the industry.

Any one of those achievements alone would have been enough to call someone a genius.

Having all three combined was even more extraordinary. However...

Quentin let out a cold laugh and continued. "But on the day my junior was supposed to report to YodaVision, I waited and waited, but she never showed up.

"Instead, I saw Mr. Yoder at the company entrance being intimate with a strange woman. And when I contacted my junior afterward, I found out that her position had been taken by someone else. She was told that Mr. Yoder had suddenly decided not to hire her anymore."

After saying that, Quentin turned to look at Celeste below the stage. "And the person who replaced my junior... I don't think I need to say who it was. Everyone here probably already knows."

The moment Quentin mentioned Matthias being intimate with a strange woman, the surrounding crowd erupted into surprised murmurs.

Everyone quietly glanced toward Celeste.

Usually, whenever they saw Matthias and Celeste together, both of them appeared extremely composed. Celeste, in particular, had always carried herself with elegance and confidence. She handled every situation with ease.

Who would have thought…

Everyone knew Quentin was referring to Celeste. But no one dared to comment. After all, nobody wanted to offend Matthias.

When Quentin reached this point, he had expected Celeste and Matthias to look uncomfortable after hearing his accusations. But after finishing his words, he realized something.

Neither Celeste nor Matthias looked the slightest bit disturbed.

When they noticed his gaze, they simply looked back at him calmly.

Because if what Quentin said was true, then yes. It really was almost impossible.

A wave of discussion spread through the banquet hall. People outside the academic world didn't understand research, nor did they fully understand what Celeste's papers and awards represented.

But even they felt that something like this sounded unbelievable.

Meanwhile, the expressions of people from the AI field were surprisingly similar.

After a moment, someone looked toward Celeste and spoke hesitantly. "This really doesn't seem possible. Publishing papers isn't that easy."

"No matter how talented someone is, it's impossible to reach such a level in only a few months."

After all, many researchers in the field spent years studying and refining academic papers without ever fully understanding them, let alone producing groundbreaking work of their own.

Others nodded in agreement. "Exactly. The possibility is extremely low."