The Breaking Point of Love novel Chapter 567

The others had already moved on to another topic by then.

Only then did Wynn open the video of Fleming Group's press conference and start watching it.

At the beginning, aside from the host and those on stage, the camera also panned across the audience and media below.

Wynn immediately spotted Trevor.

She had known he would be attending the conference, but when she saw that he was sitting among the audience rather than on stage, she paused.

The camera only swept briefly past Trevor, yet with just one glance, she could tell he looked to be in a very good mood.

Perhaps it was just her imagination, but she couldn't shake the feeling that when he looked toward the stage, his eyes were fixed on Celeste.

Her fingers tightened slightly around the mouse in her hand.

After the host finished speaking, the camera quickly shifted to the press conference's main focus—Celeste and her team.

Linda had said this press conference felt like Celeste's show, and now that Wynn was watching, she realized it was true.

Celeste was the absolute center of attention. She faced every technical question from the reporters with calm ease and total confidence.

As much as she hated to admit it, Wynn couldn't deny that with her striking looks, Celeste was captivating.

Wynn was watching the conference with the live comments turned on.

The screen was flooded with messages praising Celeste's looks and talent, people wondering who she was.

"Wait, this lady is the key figure behind Fleming Group's big breakthrough? Damn, she's gorgeous and brilliant! She'd be a star even in the entertainment industry. That's totally unfair!"

"Right? Does anyone know her background? She's so young, yet she's leading a major project in a company like YodaVision. She must have some serious backing, right?"

There were countless comments like that.

Someone replied in the comments section.

"I'm not sure about her background, but I know she skipped three grades and got into Aurelia University early. She graduated at 18, top of her major all the way through.

"We all thought it was a pity she didn't go to grad school, but seeing her now, still so outstanding, makes me really happy for her."

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