Take Back All She Lost novel Chapter 129

Chapter 129

This time, only she and Theodore knew the core technology.

She would seal the circuit diagrams and find someone to pass them on to Elowen, Nora, and the others, letting them handle verification and performance feedback.

Monday night, eleven o’clock.

At Novo Tech, the R&D Center of Novo Tech was also brightly lit.

Everyone was hurrying about.

After Josephine left the R&D Center of Novo Tech, Wilfred brought in several PhDs.

There was also a well–known industry leader overseeing everything.

But the X3 Chip design was started by Josephine, and her logic was hard for this expert to grasp, making progress slow.

As for the others, Josephine had personally trained them, step by step.

If you told them what to do, they could do it beautifully.

But if you asked them how to do it, it was like making things difficult on purpos..

Wilfred’s expertise was in intelligent systems.

What he knew about chips, he had learned from Josephine.

He could do it, but he wasn’t an expert.

Wilfred had to admit that Josephine was a genius, as if heaven itself had spoon–fed her talent.

Her mother was a high school physics teacher, and had taught her all the high school physics knowledge when she was still in elementary school.

Later, Josephine worked hard on her own, winning so many awards in various competitions that she lost count.

Even his father, Korbin, didn’t agree to let him marry Josephine just because he ran away

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from home.

Part of the reason was that Josephine could bring benefits to Novo Tech.

His father only cared about profit!

When Wilfred heard Helena call out “Uncle,” he quickly stood up and gave up the main seat on the sofa for Korbin.

Korbin, coming in the middle of the night, wasn’t there to inspect the work, but to criticize Wilfred.

“Too soft–hearted, can’t even handle a woman.‘

“Novo Tech will be ruined by you sooner or later.”

“She didn’t cooperate with Stellar EDA, and you didn’t know?”

Wilfred knew about it, and was also wondering what Josephine was planning.

But when it came to technical matters, not even he–or anyone else–could guess.

Korbin had originally thought Josephine was just a somewhat talented PhD student, nothing special; there were plenty of heiresses better than her.

He hadn’t expected that in just a month, before he could even pick a new daughter–in–law, Josephine would lead a team to create Singularity Tech and catch Novo Tech com etely off guard.

“Your skills aren’t as good as hers, but do your methods have to lose to her too?”

“Why aren’t you using Marisbury’s Good Samaritan Shelter and the packaging plant?!”

Wilfred’s eyes widened slightly, but in the next second, he understood his father’s intentions.

Keep Josephine distracted, so she has no time to work on new technology…

Wilfred pondered for a moment and said, “We can’t keep using the Good Samaritan Shelter and the packaging plant to pressure her…”

“Let me handle it.”

Korbin left no room for argument.

Wilfred knew better than anyone that once his father got involved, his methods would be far

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more ruthless than his own.

He clenched his fist. “I know what to do now.”

After seeing Korbin off, Helena returned to the CEO’s office and found Wilfred smoking.

Helena looked anxious.

“Even though I’m angry at Josephine too, the people living at the Good Samaritan Shelter and the packaging plant are all disabled… Fred, I think they’re really pitiful.”

Wilfred lowered his eyelids, his eyes like deep pools shrouded in white mist.

“It’s just to slow down Josephine’s progress, that’s all.”

“Mm. I know you’re only doing this as a last resort, Fred.”

Helena seemed to truly understand the plight of those disabled people.

Wilfred knew she had always been a kind and compassionate girl.

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