A Life Beyond Limits novel Chapter 347

Charlotte continued, "My dad wants to meet you and thank you in person. Of course, it's fine if you don't want to."

Jack thought for a moment before responding seriously, "I think it's better if we skip that. You've already helped me so much by translating. Let's call it even."

Charlotte looked at him, surprised. Jack smiled and added, "We're friends, aren't we?"

"Yes, we're friends," Charlotte softly repeated his words, a warm feeling spreading through her heart.

From the first time they met in Perthter City, when she had been somewhat embarrassed by him, to now, their relationship had evolved into something more supportive and mutual. She couldn't help but feel that she now saw Jack in a completely different light.

After saying goodbye to Charlotte, Jack returned to his dorm.

That evening, Claude Mitchells, the CEO responsible for the day-to-day operations of Genesis Games, called him with some exciting news—the Legend of the West Euphoria server had officially launched and was already achieving remarkable success.

The servers had briefly crashed due to the overwhelming number of players, as fans from all over Euphoria flooded in to experience the immersive world of Legend of the West.

The Euphoria server's success even surpassed the Osmo server, becoming the dominant force in the gaming charts.

Its unique map design and rich game content captivated countless players, transporting them into an epic fantasy world.

Mainstream media outlets across Euphoria were full of praise, calling Legend of the West a game of immense influence.

Rumor had it that director Cameron Sutton was in talks with Genesis Games, planning to spend a significant amount of money to purchase the film rights and adapt Legend of the West into a movie.

With all the accolades and success, Jack felt an immense sense of pride and fulfillment.

He had risen from the ashes after being kicked out of Drakengard Games and had built something even more remarkable, achieving global recognition with Legend of the West. Not only had the game become a massive success in the country, but it had also earned widespread acclaim internationally.

Just as Jack was feeling confident about the future, he unexpectedly clashed with one of the women he despised most—Emily.

Emily frowned slightly inside the car, signaling for the driver and her assistant to get out and check the situation.

Normally, such matters were left to her assistant to handle, but today was different.

Ten minutes passed with no sign of movement from the convoy.

Emily, curious, looked out the window. What had started as a theoretical argument was escalating into a physical altercation, and the growing crowd was causing severe traffic congestion.

She checked the time, frowning again, and decided to go see for herself.

Just then, her assistant, Carol Russell rushed back, apologizing, "Mrs. Lycan, there's some trouble ahead. The driver and a few bodyguards are surrounded by people."

"Did they hit someone?" Emily asked softly.