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Chapter 97: The London Innovation Program
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The morning sun rose over London as Leo stood by the window of his hotel room, taking in the city's skyline. Three months ago, he had been an overlooked errand boy. Today, he was preparing to attend one of the world's most prestigious technology forums.

A knock sounded on his door.

Samuel stepped inside, dressed in a well-fitted charcoal suit.

"You know," Samuel said, adjusting his tie, "I look like someone who owns a billion-dollar company."

Leo laughed. "You look like someone who borrowed
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