The Breaking Point of Love

Chapter 300

There were quite a few people gathered around Celeste and Matthias.

When Morgan and Lucien approached, some people in the crowd were about to greet them, but Morgan smiled and gestured for them to stay quiet.

Then he and the others stood at the edge of the group, quietly listening to Matthias and Celeste answer questions.

Many attendees at the conference were graduates of prestigious universities. There was no shortage of capable, knowledgeable people.

Celeste and Matthias not only responded to others‘ questions but also occasionally encountered a few individuals who could carry on more in–depth discussions with them.

Those with a similarly broad knowledge base were deeply engaged in the back–and–forth. Those who lacked the technical background–especially when it came to materials and manufacturing–felt like they were listening to a foreign language.

Lucien and Morgan clearly fell into the first group.

Wynn could mostly keep up, too.

In truth, after just a short exchange earlier, Celeste and Matthias had already sensed the gap between them and most of the crowd. So when they answered questions, they had unconsciously simplified their explanations.

Lucien and Morgan listened with great interest.

Just as they planned to keep listening, someone up front recognized them and exclaimed, “Ah–it’s Academician Morgan Hale and Professor Lucien Zandrell!”

Celeste and Matthias paused and followed the direction of everyone’s gaze. Sure enough, they saw Morgan, Lucien -and Trevor, Wynn, and Miles.

Celeste and Matthias instinctively ignored Trevor and Wynn.

Morgan had arrived, Matthias had no choice but to stop and, along

hands. “As expected of Mr.

“Your talent doesn’t surprise me. What

“Aren’t you going to

Rodriguez, a member

Morgan replied. “So, your company doesn’t just have you–it has another

“You

forward to greet

with others, Wynn was indeed

as clueless

skilled. If

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truly

were

then her learning ability was definitely there. As long as she had the right mindset, it was completely reasonable for someone like her to pick things

ago that Celeste had skipped three grades in high school and been admitted to one of the top universities in the country–Aurelia University. She

years that followed, she learned that Celeste’s performance in college was far less remarkable compared to her entrance exam results. Celeste had never

hadn’t scored as highly on her entrance exam, but during university, she had won numerous awards–enough to get her a place in a top–tier graduate program, which she had completed all the way through

Celeste, listening to Morgan praise her.

head and

away, as if completely indifferent to the compliments Morgan and the others were giving

Wynn smile