The sky looks a little gloomy today. I can say that it is mirroring the quiet storm inside me that keeps lingering after my meeting with Jannica yesterday. Although I handled myself very well, there is still an undeniable weight in my chest. And it is something that I refuse to acknowledge at all.But today, I am heading to Mrs. Stewart's office to personally hand over the signed divorce documents. There's no need for me to delay it. The sooner these papers get processed, the sooner I can officially close this chapter of my life.I also need to talk with Mrs. Stewart about something about our company. So instead of sending Evan or someone to deliver my words or sending her an email about it, I will go to her office and personally do everything. So leaving my team in the company, I quietly drive the car to Mrs. Stewart.When I arrive at her office, Mrs. Stewart's assistant quickly recognizes me and greets me politely. Then she reaches for the telephone to inform her boss that I finally

The moment Jannica Zedd steps into the grand Zedd estate, she lets out a frustrated sigh. The tension from her encounter with Chandler yesterday is still clinging to her. It is now an irritation that doesn't want to disappear from her side. When Jannica finally decided to leave Chandler for good, she was actually expecting to see a miserable and struggling man once they meet again. But she is not expecting someone who is now carrying himself with such confidence as if he is now above everything else. The way Chandler barely reacted to her presence and his calm and almost indifference on how he dismissed her is infuriating Jannica a lot.Jannica storms past the lavish hallway with her heels sharply clicking on the polished marble floor. Soon, she finds her mother, Danica Zedd, and she is sitting elegantly in the living room. She is also sipping her tea with a refined grace that comes naturally to her. Across from her, Manuel is lazily lounging on the sofa while flipping through his p

Finally, the countdown is over.Today is the day where we are going to launch our new company to the public.I am now standing in front of a huge mirror in my office and starts adjusting the tie I am wearing. My reflection is staring back at me and it is now showing a composed but sharp version of myself. This is the kind of image a CEO that should project on the most important day of his career. But behind my sharp businessman looks, I am actually feeling nervous.When we first launch Magnus X to the public, we all know that it is not just another product release. That app is our bold statement in this world. And for our launching today, it is going to be a declaration from us saying that the Magnus Tech has finally arrived and it is now ready to take its place at the front seat of cybersecurity. Many investors, competitors, and potential clients are all here to witness our grand launch. But we are not too anxious about it. Every detail has been meticulously planned and every possi

That was one hell of a launch.I can still remember it all. As soon as the hacker was shut out during the launch, the entire room was rupted into a standing ovation. The investors are murmuring among themselves with clear approval while the reporters were scrambling to frame the perfect headline. Cameras flashed everywhere and capturing every moment of what would soon become the most talked about product launch in the cybersecurity industry.I lean on my seat and opens my eyes. Then I adjust my tie and once again remembers the applause that washed over me like a victory anthem that day. The tension in the room had been completely flipped on its head too. And instead of skepticism, they were excitement instead. There was also respect in it. And most importantly, it opened more opportunities for us.Evan soon enters my office and gives me a report. "Sir, the social media is still blowing up until now. The press is calling this the most daring product launch of the year too." Evan said.

Two months after launching Magnus X, we had solidified our presence as the new titan in the cybersecurity industry. Contracts poured in from corporations, government agencies, and high-profile clients and each eager to secure their digital assets under our impenetrable system. The revenue had exceeded even our most ambitious forecasts and Magnus Tech was no longer a rising star. It was a force reshaping the industry.And to say that achieving these things are easy. Because they are not. Although I have a lot of resources in my hands now, doing these things are all tiring and draining.But what is more tiring is having a successful career and having a lot of enemies at the same time.The bounty on Magnus X had ignited a firestorm in the underground hacking community. Every day, we faced relentless cyberattacks. Some were sophisticated, others reckless, but none had succeeded in breaching our defenses. The failed attempts only strengthened our credibility, fueling our momentum in both t