The Breaking Point of Love

Chapter 56

Zachary’s name was renowned worldwide, yet he was still quite young–just in his early forties.

Tall and lean, he wore frameless glasses. As soon as the host finished speaking, he walked onto the stage amid thunderous applause.

Reaching the center of the podium, he cast a calm glance over the audience, and the entire hall instantly fell silent.

He slowly began, “Thank you very much to the organizers for the sincere invitation…”

After briefly exchanging formalities, he gave a concise summary of the exhibits at the expo, offering recognition and insights. He then answered several questions from company representatives in the audience.

Many wanted to ask questions, but time was limited. After about half an hour, Zachary stepped down from the

stage.

The conference continued with other segments, and as Zachary left the stage, he walked toward the front–row seat that had been reserved for him by the organizers.

As he walked past, the business executives seated in the front row all stood up to shake his hand and greet him, making those in the back rows—especially the technical staff–green with envy.

One of the people seated beside Zachary was Trevor.

When Zachary approached, Trevor stood up.

Wynn, who was sitting beside Trevor, also stood up.

initiative to extend his hand and greet Zachary. “Mr. Newman, long

Zachary had

had met many years

maintaining his usual cold demeanor, reached out and responded, “It has indeed been a long

had been more than

wasn’t directed at Trevor specifically—Zachary treated

extended her hand. “Hello, Mr. Newman. I’m Wynn Locket. It’s

nod, and shook her hand briefly. Then, after greeting a few others who approached him, he took his

Zachary’s right. The person seated to Zachary’s left immediately struck up a conversation

once he sat down.

sparingly, speaking only

listening to the speakers on

wanted to talk to Zachary. But with Trevor sitting

with Zachary. Leaning in slightly, she asked

Trevor smiled. “No.”

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Chapter 56

“Then why…”