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The Jilted Genius: Out Of Your League

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 834    |    Released on: Today at 16:24

EAUMON

an café instead of a military helicopter thousands of feet in the air. Th

cup. My ice-blue eyes met his. "Now, ca

involuntarily. "Ma'am, it's because of your 'Prom

e. It displayed a complex data stream, a report on

rmed that the energy conductivity of the 'Prometheus' material has surpassed the the

w," I said flatly. "I just didn't ex

have panicked. A top-level meeting convening overnight, with the

mmeasurable. From now on, your security level is e

er on my front lawn like a Hollywood blockbuster?

ginal plan was to contact you at a more discreet location, but your mov

ations. It seems an unknown party has also taken an interest

tuation. That part, at least, was useful i

there's one more thing we need your cooperation o

t is

ht's events, and to 'lure the snake out of its hole,' the Join

"A press conference? Captain, are you

. "It's just a PR show. We'll arrange everything. You just nee

This was a chessboard, and my family, Julian, and all the whispering gossips were merely pawns. The real players

me into a prepared conference room where a PR team was already wait

with a connection to the 'Athena' system. Five minute

my fingers flying across the keyboard. Lines of code flashed o

I closed the lapto

o the podium in the simple white shirt and black trousers

l assault. The reporters were

l. "Ms. Beaumont, are you be

m, my silence a weapon, until his ow

"My name is Dr. Faye Beaumont. Regarding last night's events, I can on

zy of shouted questions, the large screen

nt of Defense: "In recognition of Dr. Faye Beaumont's outstanding contributions to the field of New Mater

silent. I had just turned

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The Jilted Genius: Out Of Your League
The Jilted Genius: Out Of Your League
“At my grand engagement party at the Waldorf Astoria, I stood perfectly dressed, a prop in a play for New York's elite. But instead of a toast, my fiancé Julian took the microphone and publicly announced he was ending our engagement because he was deeply in love with my adopted sister, Annabel. The ballroom erupted in mocking whispers. Annabel threw herself into his arms, playing the perfect weeping victim, while my own mother rushed the stage to comfort her. "My dear child, it's not your fault. It's fate." Later, my father even tried to call the police on me, falsely accusing me of being a dangerous fugitive just to ruin my life and appease his greed. They all waited for my hysterical breakdown, thinking I was just a useless, uneducated girl who desperately needed the Beaumont family name to survive. They had no idea that the daughter they were throwing away was actually a top-tier national security asset, a genius physicist whose classified research was heavily guarded by the Pentagon. So, I didn't shed a single tear. "I'm officially informing you that you're dumped." I calmly tossed the massive diamond ring into the champagne tower and walked out the door. As black military helicopters descended on the estate lawn to escort me to my new life, I watched my toxic family's faces turn pale with terror, and I finally chose to live for myself.”